Chapter-by-chapter, the modern science of Forensic Neuropsychology is present; students will learn about the neurochemistry of their amazing brains - the organ of behavior and its chemistry - the "story behind the story" of what we do with our lives. Along the way they will learn about the spectrum "brainmark' of psychopathy and pathways of adaptation versus maladaptation as humans make important decisions.
At the end of the read, students will understand the importance of ancient survival scripts connecting to the modern development of our brains to a new standard of natural selection in the 21st century.
Introduction: Our Perspective
Acknowledgment
Differently Abled Profiles
Foreword: The Brainmarks Paradigm
PART I EMPOWERING BRAINMARKS
Chapter 1 Cinematic Psychos
Differently Abled Brainmarks: Anthony Perkins
Chapter 2 Rogue’s Gallery
Differently Abled Brainmarks: William Jefferson Clinton
Chapter 3 Adaptive Psychopathy From Ancient Scripts
Differently Abled Brainmarks: Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
PART II SAPIENT BRAINS: DIFFERENTLY ABLED
Chapter 4 Alpha Brainmarks
Differently Abled Brainmarks: Katharine Hepburn
Chapter 5 Gender Specific Brainmarks
Differently Abled Brainmarks: David Reimer
PART III NEUROCHEMISTRY: THE STORY BEHIND THE STORY
Chapter 6 Revisiting DANE Brain and PEA Brain:
Skin Hunger and Lust
Differently Abled Brainmarks: Bernard “Bernie” Madoff
Chapter 7 Revisiting the SANE Brainmark: Cool, Calm, Collected,
Cooperative, Confident, and Courageous
Differently Abled Brainmarks: “Sully” Sullenberger III
PART IV NEUROTRUTH: BECOMING BRAINWISE
Chapter 8 Part I: What’s Love Got to Do with It?
Differently Abled Brainmarks: Elizabeth Arden
Part II: What’s Hope Got to Do with It?
Differently Abled Brainmarks: Muhammad Ali
Featuring Autobiography of Hope: “Hope Means Everything!”
From Professor Jacobs’s long running research project into
aspects of adolescent brains
Chapter 9 Neurotruths for the Twenty-First Century
Differently Abled Brainmarks: Jaycee Lee Dugard
Chapter 10 Thinking Like a Forensic: Investigative Scientist
Part I: Differently Abled Brainmarks: S.E. Hinton
Part II: Differently Abled Brainmarks II: Steve Jobs
Part III: Differently Abled Brainmarks: Truman Capote
Epilogue: The End . . . Is Just the Beginning