When Good Thinking Goes Bad: How Your Brain Can Have a Mind of Its Own

When Good Thinking Goes Bad: How Your Brain Can Have a Mind of Its Own
ISBN-10
1615921796
ISBN-13
9781615921799
Category
Psychology
Language
English
Publisher
Prometheus Books
Author
Todd C. Riniolo

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For those interested in further information about the Monkey Trial, I would recommend Larson's (1998) Summer for ... copies of the articles, they are available in back issues of Skeptic (www.skeptic.com), or feel free to e-mail me at ...

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