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All Sorts of People: Ordered Complexity
by Lane Friesen
697 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #06-0697; ISBN 1-4120-8941-7; US$74.95, C$86.19, EUR61.57, £43.10
Five books in one extend cognitive style to history, psychology, childhood development, and relationships. The discussion culminates in a neurological literature review that explores the ordered complexity of the brain.
About the Book
Ordered Complexity is a heavyweight textbook with 7 complete books inside: Ordered Complexity of Personality Style, Magical Mystery Tours of Mr. Excitement, Compatibilities and Conflicts at Home and Work, Triumph Through Non-Violent Resistance - The Sparkling Mercy, MBNI and Childhood Development, Neurology of Parkinson's Disease and Schizophrenia, and MBNI & Altering Habits.
This brilliant text explains simply and clearly how the brain functions and develops in six of the books, and also includes one book detailing the neurology of the theories presented for those interested in hard facts and evidence.
The Internet version of this book is available for free download at: cognitivestyles.com. A sequel of this text is currently being written (2008) to present the research on the remaining four styles, philosophy, and psychology. There are video teasers of the sequel available at: philosophyunveiled.blip.tv.
About the Author
Lane Friesen is a Canadian with an advanced degree in Physics, and is fluent in several languages. He is married and has two grown daughters. The whole family currently resides and works in South Korea.
Please visit the author's website at www.cognitivestyles.com.
JAVA-based personality tests can be accessed at this location. A free pdf copy of this entire book can be downloaded. There is a link to a podiobook of the text in mp3 format. Enjoy.
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