Bias in human behavior / Edited byTanusree Dutta, Manas K. Mandal and Sameer Kumar,.
Contributor(s): Dutta, Tanusree | Mandal, Manas K | Kumar, Sameer.
Publisher: New York : Nova Science Publisher's, 2012Description: x, 338 p. : ill.ISBN: 9781622570409 (hardcover).Subject(s): Laterality | Left and right (Psychology) | Bias (Psychology)DDC classification: 152.335 Summary: One of the major goals of side bias is to understand the relationship between the functioning of the brain and a person's behaviour. Often at times it becomes difficult or unethical to directly study the nervous system during a behaviour and therefore indirect methods are used instead. This book has many facets, many explanations, many techniques and many unanswered questions and scope for future research. This book intends to address each of these issues so that a comprehensive reading of the subject matter is made available to academicians, researchers, and other interested in this issue.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| 152 psy- Psychology for the third millennium: integrating cultural and neuroscience perspectives | 152.02 BEA-; Rise of modern Japan | 152.14 PER- Perception as Information Detection | 152.335 BIA- Bias in human behavior / | 152.4 AHM-; Cultural politics of emotion | 152.4 BUC-E Emotion | 152.4 ELL-C Consciousness and emotion: agency, conscious choice, and selective perception |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
One of the major goals of side bias is to understand the relationship between the functioning of the brain and a person's behaviour. Often at times it becomes difficult or unethical to directly study the nervous system during a behaviour and therefore indirect methods are used instead. This book has many facets, many explanations, many techniques and many unanswered questions and scope for future research. This book intends to address each of these issues so that a comprehensive reading of the subject matter is made available to academicians, researchers, and other interested in this issue.
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