Emotions: a brain-based perspective

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Burgess, J. 2011. Emotions: a brain-based perspective. in: McNicholl, D. and Poppleton, R. (ed.) Understanding and Caring for People with Neurological Disorders: A Practical Handbook for Frontline Staff, Carers, and Students Brighton Pavilion Publishing Ltd. pp. 91-114
AuthorsBurgess, J.
EditorsMcNicholl, D. and Poppleton, R.
Page range91-114
Year2011
Book titleUnderstanding and Caring for People with Neurological Disorders: A Practical Handbook for Frontline Staff, Carers, and Students
PublisherPavilion Publishing Ltd
Output statusPublished
Place of publicationBrighton
ISBN9781841962795
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Print01 Apr 2011
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Deposited08 Jun 2012
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