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Chapter 2.11, Problem 1TC
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The extent to his Phineas Gage injuries and subsequent behavior change were a result of biological changes or if they could be due to other “Social” causes.
Introduction:
Injury is also called as physical trauma is defined as damage to body caused by external force. Injury is caused due to accidents, falls, hits, weapon and more. Injury may also cause prolonged disability or death.
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Psychology (paperback) (4th Edition)
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