Reflexes, Learning and Behavior by Sally Goddard

Reflexes, Learning and Behavior by Sally Goddard

At a time when being poor was the norm and neighbors had a meaningful place in what is now referred to as just the hood, growing up was much simpler. Humor was the narcotic du jour and the poor to be pitied were in China or some other far-off place.

Single parent families were almost unheard of. Mothers were homemakers and fathers provided as best they could. Without television or the Internet, radio and a movie matinee would nurture a child's imagination, providing limitless possibilities. This provided an inexpensive high lost on today's younger generation.

The author will take you back on a humorous trip, meeting his immediate family, his colorful relatives, and the adventurous friends with whom he grew up. He writes of the cheerful optimism that was prevalent. Depression was, to him and his peers, a financial term. Making do was a way of life.

Goddard, Sally: - She developed her love of Marine Biology as a young girl while exploring the tidepools of the Cornish coast with her father during the summer holidays. Between 1968 and 1977 she lived on the isle of Anglesey, studying marine biology at the University of North Wales where she obtained a B.Sc and Ph.D. in Marine Science. In 1987, Sally came to Newfoundland with her husband and two children.

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ISBN 13	9780961533281
ISBN 10	0961533285
Title	Reflexes, Learning and Behavior
Author	Sally Goddard
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Fern Ridge Press,U.S.
Year published	2002-07-01
Number of pages	182
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