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Introduction to Brain and Behavior & Foundations of Behavioral Neuroscience, Second Edition CD-ROM

by Bryan Kolb

Published
2005
Publisher
Worth Publishers
Language
eng
Pages
621

About this book

Drawing on decades of teaching and research experience, Bryan Kolb and Ian Whishaw offer a proven framework for exploring the biological basis of behavior. Each chapter of An Introduction to Brain and Behavior explores a specific question asked by working neuroscientists and students (i.e. "Why do we have a brain?" "How is the nervous system organized?"). This approach brings coherence to a vast subject, and helps students understand what information is important as their study of brain and behavior progresses chapter to chapter.

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  • Psychology
  • Science

Book details

This edition

Title
Introduction to Brain and Behavior & Foundations of Behavioral Neuroscience, Second Edition CD-ROM
Published
2005
Publisher
Worth Publishers
Language
eng

The physical object

Format
Hardcover
Number of pages
621

Identifiers

ISBN-13
9780716770695
ISBN-10
0716770695

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