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BAD MOVES: How Decision Making Goes Wrong, and the Ethics of Smart Drugs
Draws on the latest neuroscience findings to explain what we know about the human mind's decision-making processes, as well as the impact of emotions, brain injury, and mental illness. Ultimately, the authors unveil an emerging ethical dilemma: "smart drugs," developed to help those with cognitive impairment, are being used by students and busy professionals. Is this right?
Format: Hardbound
Pages: 167
Publisher: Oxford
ISBN: 9780199668472
Item #: 4614496
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