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Emotion and the Human Brain

Abstract: Emotion and feeling are no more elusive than any other complex biological phenomena and can be studied objectively. They play a critical role in cognitive processes such as perception, learning, and decision‐making and are equally critical in the maintenance of health.

Antonio R. Damasio | A. Damasio

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