@book {1698,
	title = {The origin of minds : evolution, uniqueness, and the new science of the self},
	year = {2002},
	note = {Peggy La Cerra \& Roger Bingham22 cmIncludes bibliographical references (p. 228-230) and index},
	pages = {viii, 247 p},
	publisher = {Harmony Books},
	organization = {Harmony Books},
	edition = {1st ed},
	address = {New York},
	abstract = {The Origin of Minds is a landmark book that presents for the first time a provocative model of the principles guiding the evolution of all life intelligence systems, from plants to bacteria to the human mind itself.In contrast to the static model suggested by evolutionary psychologists, The Origin of Minds describes a mind that is dynamic and ever-changing, redesigning itself with each life experience. Authors Peggy La Cerra and Roger Bingham explain how individuals are made and describe the mechanism that gives rise to six billion unique human minds. They explain how (and why) we construct our various selves and personalities; shed light on the day-to-day differences we see in our children as they navigate the complex dynamics of family and move into the world at large; and offer a new, more hopeful interpretation of depression, mania, and the so-called personality disorders. Thoughtful and illuminating, The Origin of Minds presents a groundbreaking scientific model of the self, taking you on a journey from the laws of the universe to the creation of your own unique mind.},
	keywords = {Brain, Evolution, Genetic psychology, Genetics, Human evolution, Individuality, Psychology},
	isbn = {0609605585},
	author = {La Cerra, Peggy and Bingham, Roger}
}
