Things That Go Bump in the Night
Reviews the book, Neurobehavioral Consequences of Closed Head Injury by Harvey S. Levin, Arthur L. Benton, and Robert G. Grossman (1982). The authors have compiled a critical survey of scientific data that addresses multiple dimensions of head injury. Their monograph provides a comprehensive state o...
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