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Mental Biology: The New Science of How the Brain and Mind Relate by W.R. Klemm
“I will become what I think” (p. 14). Texas A&M professor W.R. Klemm explains in a comprehensible and personable voice how neuroscientific evidence supports the axiom above. Drawing on his experience as a neuroscientist and his training in veterinary medicine,
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