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Colorful Introduction to the Anatomy of the Human Brain, A: A Brain and Psychology Coloring Book

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Unique layout compared to the competition! Text is on the left page with illustration on facing page.

A cover flap can cover the illustration's labels for easy self-testing.

Up-to-date information covers the latest findings.

Available now! Acknowledging the difficulty many readers have when first attempting to learn about the brain's psychological functions, the authors of A Colorful Introduction to the Human Brain have created a book that makes the fascinating world of brain psychology research accessible to readers with little or no background in neuroscience.

Readers learn the material in several steps.

First they read through the introduction and definitions on the left page; then they color the illustration on the facing page; and finally they use the special cover flap to conceal the illustration labels while checking their knowledge, until they feel they have completely learned the material.

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Authors: John P.J. Pinel, Maggie E. Edwards

Publisher: Allyn & Bacon

Date: Sep. 23, 1997

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