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Left Brain, Right Brain: Perspectives From Cognitive Neuroscience (Series of Books in Psychology)

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This is an excellent book, even for those without background knowledge of the topic. It is thorough, and easy to understand. I was introduced to the topic in my college class, and have learned a great deal more, in detail in this book. This is an excellent selection for students, professionals, and people with a natural interest in the subject.

This is an excellent book, even for those without background knowledge of the topic. It is thorough, and easy to understand. I was introduced to the topic in my college class, and have learned a great deal more, in detail in this book. This is an excellent selection for students, professionals, and people with a natural interest in the subject.

as an incurable epileptic, I find this & various other like books very interesting. The right brain & left brain is a lot more interesting & great than we take for granted. In these days, just think of it as better than a computer (Dell for instance). Btw, a lot of popular figures in history had/has it, but the mass media keeps it quiet. Napoleon & Alexander The Great & present sports figures for instance.

Right from the start, this book fascinated me. The authors write in a clear and concise manner that is both easy to understand and interesting; it's simply filled with data and concepts and I would highly recommend this book for anyone interested in neuroscience.

this is a great book about crpus cullosum, left brain, right brain, split brains an laterality in the brain