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Table of Contents

I. NEUROBIOLOGY OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR.

 1. Fear and Anger Heard Deep Inside the Brain.

 2. Doctors Record Signals of Brain Cells Linked to Memory.

 3. Hardest Habits to Break: Memories of the High.

 4. When an Adult Adds a Language, It's One Brain, Two Systems.

 5. First Gene for Social Behavior Identified in Whiskery Mice.

II. COGNITION AND CONSCIOUSNESS.

 6. Evolutionary Necessity or Glorious Accident?

 7. Was Freud Wrong? Are Dreams the Brain's Startup Test?

 8. Getting to the Truth in Child Abuse Cases: New Methods.

 9. IQ Scores Are Up, and Psychologists Wonder Why.

10. Intelligence in All Its Interactive Aspects.

III. DEVELOPMENTAL QUESTIONS.

11. Movement May Offer Early Clue to Autism.

12. Two Experts Do Battle over Potty Training.

13. The Hype and Hope of Reading to Baby.

14. After Girls Get the Attention, Focus Shifts to Boys' Woes.

15. Exploring Physical Beauty as a Psychological Weapon.

IV. PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR.

16. Self Image Is Suffering from Lack of Esteem.

17. An Unusual Tool in Hiring the Right Person.

18. On the Edge of Age Discrimination.

19. Battered Women Face Pit Bulls and Cobras.

20. Getting Serious About Adultery; Who Does It and Why They Risk It.

V. PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND ITS TREATMENT.

21. On the Fringes of the Bell Curve, the Evolving Quest for Normality.

22. As Drugs for Depression Multiply, So Do the Hard Questions.

23. New Theories of Depression Focus on Brain's Two Sides.

24. Studies of Schizophrenia Vindicate Psychotherapy.

25. “Memory” Therapy Leads to a Lawsuit and Big Settlement.

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