This book offers an accessible account of the neuroscience behind suicidal behavior and its potential for prevention. Neuroscience opens up opportunities to dispel myths that continue to hinder suicide prevention by helping people to understand suicide and providing effective prevention methods.
Základy neurovědy v psychologii Cambridge Série
Tato série představuje základní principy neurovědy srozumitelnou formou pro studenty i širší publikum. Každý svazek se zaměřuje na klíčové oblasti neurovědeckého výzkumu v hlavních oblastech psychologie. Autoři, přední odborníci na kognitivní, sociální, afektivní, vývojovou, klinickou a aplikovanou neurovědu, nabízejí ideální úvod do komplexního světa mozku a chování. Jedná se o vynikající zdroje pro pochopení propojení mezi biologickými procesy a psychologickými jevy.





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