The Brain and Intimate Behavior: The Neurophysiology of Emotion and Close Interpersonal Relationships
Brent J. Atkinson
Thursday, 09 Mar 2000 at 12:00 pm – Pioneer Room, Memorial Union
Brent J. Atkinson is associate professor and director Specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy Program at the School of Family, Consumer and Nutrition Studies , Northern Illionois University. He has been descrived rising stars in the area of applied brain research. Dr. Atkinson is a gifted theoritician, teacher, and therapist. He has won accliam for professional presentations throughout the United States and Europe.
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