Computational Foundations of Neurobehavior and Mentation

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If you are one among the 1 Billion worldwide battling diagnosed neural or psychological divergence –

If you are experiencing divergent urges in relation to intrapsychic activity, social conduct or personality identity, and looking for ways to cope –

If you are a therapist confronted with clinical cases that are more often than not challenging to treat, and looking for insights into deep etiological roots of mental illness beyond the familiar DSM and administration of psychotropics –

If you are a traditional medicine practitioner and would like to strengthen your practice with a broad and genuine scientific understanding of your paranormal methods –

If you are a neural science or psychological researcher seeking areas of investigation capable of consolidating and advancing the field past its long-standing stagnation –

This monograph is thus for you. It presents human Mentation and Neurobehavior in a heightened light sparing no shades and no corners of the field. The US National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) designates this approach ‘computational’ because Mental Science must be multidisciplinary and in a continuum with the core physical sciences to deliver effective precision therapy ending in cure. Perhaps a better name is light at the end of a long tunnel. Only for you to discover.