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Title: Any one know any good book resources for studying the limbic system? Post by: guren on Sep 13, 2019 This is my first post. I just read and I'm currently studying a book called "How everybody works" as a guide to understanding nonverbal behaviors.
After I'm done studying it and while I experiment with its claims; I'm looking to understand more of how the limbic system works and its role in human emotions. The book's premise is that the limbic system makes us react to certain situations in such ways that nonverbal behavior is expressed; therefore by understanding the limbic system and nonverbal behavior we can ascertain a person's reaction to outside stimuli and gain insight. If anyone could provide recommendations on books about the Limbic system that are up to date with current findings or any other books that relate to the topics above I would greatly appreciate it. Title: Re: Any one know any good book resources for studying the limbic system? Post by: bio_man on Sep 14, 2019 Why not just read scientific literature on the limbic system, I'd recommend you read some reviews.
https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=results&q=limbic%20system%20review&cx=015763616539261044904:pelsxodl8qu;pubmed If you really want a scientific take on the limbic system, one that's probably a lot more detailed than you'd want, I suggest the following article: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2917081/ If you have any questions understanding the science behind these readings, I'll gladly interpret! However, I've never really read an entire book on this part of the brain, maybe a chapter dedicated to the limbic system, but not an entire book. |