[In Context] The mind's secrets brought to life

It cannot be denied that for many a layperson, myself included, something as simple as self-seeking curiosity is enough motivation to delve into the field of neuroscience and to contemplate or query the way in which our lives are shaped by the development of our minds. It was with great joy and satisfaction then that I devoured Mariano Sigman's book, The Secret Life of the Mind, a wide-ranging and comprehensive exploration of how our brains think, feel, and make decisions.

Source: Lancet Neurology - July 12, 2017 Category: Neurology Authors: Anna Kennedy Tags: In Context Source Type: research