Pamela S. Klonoff 2014 This book emanates from a wholehearted desire to describe and validate the journey of family members with a loved one who has suffered a brain injury. It is a compilation of many years of clinical experience, research, dialogue, and self-reflection about the phenomenological perspective of families.
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Harold G. Koenig • Saad Al Shohaib 2014 Background, Research, and Applications The central question asked in this book is whether religious involvement is related to better health in Muslims. We seek to examine and understand the relationships between Islam and health from a historical, theological, and scientific perspective, based in part on what we […]
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Bradley K. Taylor • David P. Finn Editors 2014 Current Topics in Behavioral Neurosciences Volume 20 The physiological pain in humans that initially results from tissue injury is an unpleasant and aversive experience with sensory, cognitive, and motivational components. These interact to precipitate behavioral and psychological responses that serve essential survival functions, including protective behaviors […]
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Soo Hyun Rhee • Angelica Ronald Editors 2014 Advances in Behavior Genetics
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Deborah Finkel · Chandra A. Reynolds Editors 2014 Advances in Behavior Genetics 1 Along with psychopathology, cognition has been one of the primary phenotypic focal points of the field of behavior genetics since its inception (Plomin et al. 2012). Darwin (1871) discussed commonalities between the mental powers of humans and other animals, implying a genetic […]
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Joost Dekker Editor 2014 Medical, Neuromuscular and Behavioral Perspectives
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