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Visit and use The Infography
www.infography.com
This site
offers great promise as the new and better online reference resource.
The publisher, Fields of Knowledge, has impaneled professors
and other experts to recommend what they each consider to be the
superlative sources of information about her or his subject specialty.
The Infography's
mission is to provide "top-down research" that enables
college students and the learning public to begin with the research
recommendations of experienced scholars before digging deeper
into the corpus of the literature. This differs greatly from what
one might term the "throw-up research" through conventional
Internet search engines that respond with references of always
overwhelming quantity and often dubious quality.
The Infography
includes citations to web sites, books, journal articles, and
other media, although it appears that the professors still prefer
the storehouse of knowledge in the world's libraries of hard copy.
Readers should
search The Infography for topics of interest to them, and some
of you who are qualified experts yourselves should consider becoming
an Infography expert about your subject of expertise so that you
can share your wisdom with the world. Although Fields of Knowledge
reports that they have strict standards of objectivity as part
of their vetting process, they also are eagerly seeking experts
that are able to recommend information sources about subjects
that serve to advance the human condition.
Although one
will eventually expect every subject of knowledge to be included
in The Infography, a brief sampling of some items of interest
include:
- Abortion
-- Selective;
- Anger and
Its Effects on Health;
- Art Therapy;
- Attention;
- Behavioral
Neuroscience;
- Brain Aneurysm;
- Brain Growth
in Children;
- Cognitive
Neuroscience;
- Counseling
and Therapy -- Culture-Centered;
- Economics
of Teen Childbearing;
- Ethics
and Psychiatric Care;
- Genius;
- Maternity
Care -- The Netherlands;
- Medical
Care -- Alternative Therapy;
- Medical
Ethics;
- Memory;
- Midwives
-- North America;
- Music --
Neurologic Rehabilitation;
- Music Therapy;
- Music Therapy
for Children with Special Needs;
- Music
Therapy for Persons with Mental Disorders;
- Music Therapy
for the Elderly;
- Music Therapy
in General Medical Care;
- Musical
Interface with the Human Nervous System;
- Neural
Bases of Facial Recognition;
- Neural
Networks for Associative Memories;
- Neurocognitive
Basis of Language and Thought;
- Neuroscience;
Phrenology;
- Recreation
-- Therapeutic;
- Sanger,
Margaret (1879-1966);
- Sensory
Signal Transduction;
- Spinal
Cord Injury;
- Sport Injury
and Rehabilitation -- Psychology;
- Stuttering
Therapy;
- Trigeminal
Neuralgia
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