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The right mindRobert Ornstein

The right mind

1997200 pages
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A psychologist and writer who began the conversation about the differing roles of the right and left hemispheres in his best-selling The Psychology of Consciousness twenty-five years ago, Ornstein has in his books and lectures provided a running commentary on the significance of what we are learning about the brain. Now the time has come for a new synthesis: The Right Mind. It is short but rich in its detail, light-hearted but profound in its conclusions. A central argument of The Right Mind is that while facts (what we might think of as text) are stored and processed in the left hemisphere,…

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  • Other · English · 1997
    Harcourt Brace · 200 pages · 9780151003242
Left and right (Psychology)LateralityHistoryCerebral hemispheresLateraliteitLateralitätBrainFunctional Laterality