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Neuropsychobiology is a complete record of strategies and methodologies employed to study mental functions. Revisits Sigmund Freud s controversial psychology for neuroscientists, published posthumously in 1950 as the Project for a Scientific Psychology. Attempts to contextualize the work historically, critically evaluate scientific progress towards the Project s ultimate goals, and point to directions for future study to attain a psychology that is a natural science. Contains the works of eminent scholars working at the interface of brain and behavioral sciences. Phone consultations available anywhere.