Titlebook: Neuroscience for Clinicians; Evidence, Models, an C. Alexander Simpkins,Annellen M. Simpkins Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New

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C. Alexander Simpkins,Annellen M. SimpkinsVery clear introduction to neuroscience for practicing psychologists Helpful definitions of neuroterminiology throughout the book.A broad range of topics are covered, based in the latest research find

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The Birth of a New Scienceo understand the brain and how it relates to the body and mind. Many contemporary neuroscience issues have ancient roots, with diverse cultures and peoples through the ages contributing to what is known today. Chapter 1 provides some of the historical highlights that have shaped contemporary neurosc

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Unlocking the Key to Neuroscience Terminologyw them, they become helpful once you gain familiarity with what they are and how and when to use them. This chapter explains the logic behind some of the most commonly used neuroscience terminology and clarifies the different brain labeling systems that are typically used. Readers new to neuroscienc