The Human Mind Inside: A Novel Interpretration of the Structure and Operation of the Human Mind

By Joseph J. Jean-Claude

This title was first published in 1999, the current content being a largely revised and updated text. It portrays the detailed organization and dynamics of human thought processes in a way that is accessible to most but not only the initiated few in cognitive science and neuroscience. This book is the perfect introductory material to the psychophysical framework of the Human Mental for therapists interested in complementing their practice with an exacting method of prospecting the Human mind and a banking on catharsis instead of ineffectual counseling and exhortations for patients' recovery. It provides sound formal theoretic support to therapists leaning to alternative medicine methods. As one psychiatrist put it: "this book was an eye opener that helped me really understand these disorders and behavior in general."

Videographic and graphical materials are available as extension tools for the instructional content of this book. The next level up of this knowledge is available in the Tome Computational Foundations of Neurobehavior and Mentation (in the direction of Neurology and Computational Neuroscience), as well as the Treatise Functional Architecture of the Human Mental (in the direction of Psychopathology).

In particular, any reader who is a consumer of Artificial Intelligence impersonations, for any reason of his or her own, will find this book the best and safest helper in introspective cognition, a support to successfully cope with discomforting peer interaction, as it further provides solid tools to elicit by yourself the meaning and mission of your life and your paths to fulfillment. An outstanding mental health companion

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0964746638
• ISBN13: 9780964746633
• Release Date: March 2015
• Publisher: Quantometrix, Inc.
• Length: 246 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"