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9 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
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A survey of the advantages and disadvantages of drug vs. talk therapies in light of neurological realities
F. Scott Kraly's Brain Science And Psychological Disorders: Therapy, Psychotropic Drugs, And The Brain explains how brain chemistry affects behavior, explaining the complex possibilities of neurobiology and drug therapies to explore what happens in the brain of one suffering a debilitating psychological disorder. While it all sounds like readers would need a degree to...
Published on August 5, 2006 by Midwest Book Review
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Bad writing style and confusing presentation of the material
This book left me reeling after every sentence. It is wave upon wave of muddled writing and it never ceases. Every sentence is a puzzle in and of itself. Ironically, this book is meant to enlighten the reader on the brain and various (supposedly) basic functions. Instead, it left me scratching my head and having to read each sentence numerous times in order to retrieve...
Published on October 8, 2008 by Executive Decision
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9 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
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A survey of the advantages and disadvantages of drug vs. talk therapies in light of neurological realities,
By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Brain Science and Psychological Disorders: New Perspectives on Psychotherapeutic Treatment (Hardcover)
F. Scott Kraly's Brain Science And Psychological Disorders: Therapy, Psychotropic Drugs, And The Brain explains how brain chemistry affects behavior, explaining the complex possibilities of neurobiology and drug therapies to explore what happens in the brain of one suffering a debilitating psychological disorder. While it all sounds like readers would need a degree to understand the basics, the beauty of Brain Science And Psychological Disorders is that no advanced knowledge is needed, allowing general- interest audiences a survey of the advantages and disadvantages of drug vs. talk therapies in light of neurological realities.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Bad writing style and confusing presentation of the material,
This review is from: Brain Science and Psychological Disorders: New Perspectives on Psychotherapeutic Treatment (Hardcover)
This book left me reeling after every sentence. It is wave upon wave of muddled writing and it never ceases. Every sentence is a puzzle in and of itself. Ironically, this book is meant to enlighten the reader on the brain and various (supposedly) basic functions. Instead, it left me scratching my head and having to read each sentence numerous times in order to retrieve what information F. Scott Kraly may be hiding beneath his dry and scientific writing style.
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Brain Science and Psychological Disorders: New Perspectives on Psychotherapeutic Treatment by F. Scott Kraly (Hardcover - July 3, 2006)
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