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Post Views: 916 The reticular formation (RF) is a collection of nerve nuclei and fibers. In fact, it makes up the brainstem core ...

Post Views: 709 Philosophers have always had an interest in inner language. In fact, one of the most renowned authors in Western psychology ...

Post Views: 523 Where does knowledge come from? How do you know if something is true or false? These are difficult questions to ...

Post Views: 945 Frieda Fromm-Reichmann was a rather peculiar psychiatrist who came up with another way to treat “mentally ill” patients that didn’t ...

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