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William R. Klemm Ph.D.

About

William Klemm, Ph.D., is a senior professor of Neuroscience at Texas A&M University. He is the author of 20 books, including:

Neuroscience:

Making a Scientific Case for Conscious Agency and Free Will (Academic Press)

Mental Biology (Prometheus)

Triune Brain, Triune Mind, Triune Worldview (Brighton)

Core Ideas in Neuroscience (Smashwords.com);

Learning and Memory:

The Learning Skills Cycle. A Way to Rethink Educational Reform (Rowman & Littlefield)

Memory Power 101 (Skyhorse)

Improve Your Memory for a Healthy Brain (Smashwords.com).

Books by William R. Klemm Ph.D.
Recent Posts
Our Narcissistic Culture
What the world needs is less self-centeredness and more personal emphasis on gratitude, work ethic, accomplishment, moral standards, character, and helpfulness toward others.

The Literacy Myth
Literacy alone is not the answer. We already have too many under-educated college graduates, as has been amply documented in numerous surveys.
Retirement Villages May Make Aging More Enjoyable

Retirement villages have been around for years, but their popularity may be growing. This is an alternative lifestyle that many elderly find attractive.

Retirement villages have been around for years, but their popularity may be growing. This is an alternative lifestyle that many elderly find attractive.

On the Meaning of "Immaterial"

To claim that something is immaterial implies it does not exist. But we know from personal experience that consciousness surely exists, and souls may also exist.

To claim that something is immaterial implies it does not exist. But we know from personal experience that consciousness surely exists, and souls may also exist.

12 Ways We Teach Each Other to Hate

Hate tears the fabric of social harmony. It creates resentment, anger, and becomes self-perpetuating.

Hate tears the fabric of social harmony. It creates resentment, anger, and becomes self-perpetuating.

The More You Know, the More You Can Know

Prior experience builds models of our environment and preferentially enables us to interpret new experiences in a manner consistent with these models.

Prior experience builds models of our environment and preferentially enables us to interpret new experiences in a manner consistent with these models.

How to Have More Mind Control

Part 1: Everyone has some degree of self-control that affects their beliefs, desires, thoughts, goals, plans, and feelings.

Part 1: Everyone has some degree of self-control that affects their beliefs, desires, thoughts, goals, plans, and feelings.