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1 online resource ([23] pages) |
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FT Press Delivers elements |
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FT Press Delivers elements.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 20-22). |
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This Element is an excerpt from Making Sense of People: Decoding the Mysteries of Personality (9780132172608) by Samuel Barondes. Available in print and digital formats. How your brain builds itself, evolves, and develops the unique personality that will guide you for the rest of your life. We now know much about how our brains develop under the guidance of our personal gene variants and environments. Each brain--like each face--has its own innate building plans. These plans were not drafted by the systematic methods of architects. Instead, each brain uses a scheme that would drive contractors crazy, with continuous remodeling due to changes in both genetic and environmental instructions as the project proceeds.... |
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Brain -- Physiology.
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Brain -- Growth.
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Nature and nurture.
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Personality.
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Personality |
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Cerveau -- Physiologie. |
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Cerveau -- Croissance. |
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Hérédité et milieu. |
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Personnalité. |
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Brain -- Growth |
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Brain -- Physiology |
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Nature and nurture |
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Personality |
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Barondes, Samuel H., 1933-
Making sense of people.
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| ISBN |
9780132762779 (electronic bk.) |
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0132762773 (electronic bk.) |
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