Fundamentals of Human NeuropsychologyBryan Kolb and Ian Whishaw’s Fundamentals of Human Neuropsychology was the first text to bring a comprehensive introduction to contemporary human neuropsychology to the classroom. It gave students access to an extraordinary amount of cutting-edge research and made it coherent, relevant and understandable—with a presentation that reflected the authors’ superb communication and teaching skills. That text returns in an extensively updated new edition that keeps pace with the latest research while maintaining its trademark clarity and student-friendliness. And with its enhanced full-color art program, new case studies, and new companion Web site, the Sixth Edition provides both the most up-to-date understanding of the field and the most effective ways to teach and learn it. |
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... Behavior 576 Interpretation of Emotional Behavior 578 Temporal - Lobe Personality 580 Social Cognitive Neuroscience 581 Understanding Other's Actions 582 Understanding Other's Minds 582 The Self and Social Cognition 584 Cognitive ...
... Behavior 576 Interpretation of Emotional Behavior 578 Temporal - Lobe Personality 580 Social Cognitive Neuroscience 581 Understanding Other's Actions 582 Understanding Other's Minds 582 The Self and Social Cognition 584 Cognitive ...
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Fundamentals of Human Neuropsychology Bryan Kolb,Ian Q. Whishaw,Scientific American No preview available - 2008 |
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