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Michael Corballis has taken on the difficult task of reiterating and contextualizing this sad moment in the history of neuropsychology. This is not a tell-all book, nor a self-help book, rather a sense-making venture. It is a struggle to find meaning in this tragic loss of life, for its own sake and perhaps as an aid to avoiding such negative outcomes in the future. — from the Foreword by John M. Mueller, Dept. of Psychology, University of Calgary Other Psychology Books 1998 – Adolescents with Emotional and Behavioral Disabilities Transition to Adulthood 2010 – THE 1855 MURDER CASE OF MISSOURI V. CELIA, AN ENSLAVED WOMAN An Exercise in Historical Imagination 1995 – Psychological Approach to Hospital Acquired Infections
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