Brain Sense

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by Faith Brynie

Seeing Without Sight

By Faith Brynie, Ph.D. on September 10, 2009 in Brain Sense

Teachers, mothers, and playground monitors aren't the only ones with eyes in the backs of their heads. It turns out we all have the ability to see what we can't see. Read More

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Faith Brynie

Faith Brynie, Ph.D, is a scientific and medical writer. She is the author of Brain Sense (Amacom, 2009).

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