Deja Vu Experience

List of Figures Preface Acknowledgments Part I The Study of Deja vu 1. Introduction 2. Methods of Investigating Deja vu 3. Incidence of Deja vu 4. Nature of the Deja vu Experience Part II Factors Related to Deja vu 5. Physical and Psychological Variables Related to Deja vu 6. Epilepsy and Deja vu 7. Are Certain Brain Regions Associated with Deja vu? 8. Schizophrenia and Deja vu Part III Theory 9. Familiarity Explanations of Deja vu 10. Processing Disruption Explanations of Deja vu 11. Other Related Experiences 12. Association of Deja vu with the Paranormal Part IV Summary and Future Directions 13. Future Directions References Author Index Subject Index

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• Psicologia da criança e do desenvolvimento
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• Fisiológico e neuro-psicologia, biopsicologia
• Percepção
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