Seeing you seeing me.
Reports that England-based University College London's neuroresearchers have discovered a brain spot governing human beliefs about the world. Activation of area when people are asked to think what someone else is thinking; Application in assisting autistic and schizophrenic people.
| Publicado en: | Times Higher Education Supplement no. 1269; p. 7 |
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TSL Education Limited
02/28/97
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