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I.D.Winifred Gallagher

I.D.

1996234 pages
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Weaving together the findings of a highly diverse group of scientists - geneticists and psychoanalysts, neuroscientists and primatologists - Winifred Gallagher shows how cutting-edge research is unlocking the secrets of human individuality. It's now clear that we are each born with a certain temperament that pushes some people toward the adrenaline highs of race-car driving, the introspection of the writing life, or the socializing of the campaign trail. This disposition isn't just "psychological," but physiological, too; a unique mind/body identity. But, as I.D. stresses, acknowledging…

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  • Other · English · 1996
    Random House · 234 pages · 9780679430186
IndividualityTemperamentNature and nurturePersonality