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Jan Verplaetse

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History of Psychiatry|January 24, 2020
Wild melancholy. On the historical plausibility of a black bile theory of blood madness, or hæmatomaniaJan Verplaetse
History of Psychiatry|September 25, 2004
Moritz Benedikt's (1835-1920) localization of morality in the occipital lobes: origin and background of a controversial hypothesisJan Verplaetse
Frontiers in Psychology|May 4, 2013
The predictive brain and the "free will" illusionDirk De Ridder, Jan Verplaetse, Sven Vanneste
Annals of Human Biology|November 19, 2011
Why humans do not make good vampires. Testing the ability of humans to detect true bloodDelphine De Smet, Linda Van Speybroeck, Jan Verplaetse
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History of Psychiatry|January 24, 2020
Wild melancholy. On the historical plausibility of a black bile theory of blood madness, or hæmatomaniaJan Verplaetse
History of Psychiatry|September 25, 2004
Moritz Benedikt's (1835-1920) localization of morality in the occipital lobes: origin and background of a controversial hypothesisJan Verplaetse
Frontiers in Psychology|May 4, 2013
The predictive brain and the "free will" illusionDirk De Ridder, Jan Verplaetse, Sven Vanneste
Annals of Human Biology|November 19, 2011
Why humans do not make good vampires. Testing the ability of humans to detect true bloodDelphine De Smet, Linda Van Speybroeck, Jan Verplaetse
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