No two alike; human nature and human individuality.
0393059480No two alike; human nature and human individuality.
Harris, Judith Rich.
W.W. Norton
2006
322 pages
$26.95
Hardcover
BF697
New Jersey-based independent investigator Harris asks why no two people are alike, even identical twins, drawing on evolutionary, social, and developmental psychology; psycholinguistics; neuroscience; and behavioral genetics. The human mind, she explains, is not simply a complex organ, it is a collection of complex organs, each serving a separate purpose and each operating according to its own rules.
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| Article Type: | Book Review |
| Date: | May 1, 2006 |
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