Mapping the Mind by Rita Carter
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Mapping the Mind
Summary
Modern brain scans reveal our thoughts, memories, and moods, as clearly as an X-ray reveals our bones. A person's brain will light up on a scan as it registers a joke. This book examines how these findings can be used as a basis to explain aspects of human culture and behaviour.
Mapping the Mind Summary
About Rita Carter
Rita Carter is a full-time medical writer contributing to, among others, The Independent, New Scientist, Daily Mail and Telegraph. She was twice awarded the Medical Journalists' Association prize for outstanding contribution to medical journalism. Rita Carter was born in the UK and currently resides in Ashford, Kent.
Additional information
GOR001530324
9781841880099
1841880094
Mapping the Mind by Rita Carter
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Orion Publishing Co
19991014
224
Short-listed for Rhone-Poulenc Science Books Prize 1999
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