# Dual-brain psychology

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Here are entered works on a model that hypothesizes the presence of two minds, one associated with each cerebral hemisphere, and that one of them, the "immature, troubled" one, retains the residues of past psychic traumas and undermines the other, "healthier, more mature" one.

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