Элхонон Голдберг - Управляющий мозг: Лобные доли, лидерство и цивилизация

• Название: Управляющий мозг: Лобные доли, лидерство и цивилизация
• Автор: Элхонон Голдберг
• Издательство: Смысл
• Жанр: Медицина
• Год: 2003
• ISBN: 5-89357-139-8

Новая книга известного американского учёного посвящена строению и функционированию одной из важнейших частей человеческого мозга — лобных долей. Именно в последние годы благодаря революционному прорыву в области методов объективного изучения активности мозга работы в этой области продвинулись далеко вперёд и этот прогресс отражён в данной книге. Книга написана доступным языком и будет интересна и полезна не только специалистам в области исследования мозга и психических процессов, но и всем, кого интересует новейшее состояние науки о мозге.

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