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neurochemical self: a standalone construct

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Social studies of biomedicine

the understanding of one's moods, desires and conduct in terms of brain chemistry that can be adjusted with drugs.

In social studies of biomedicine, neurochemical self refers to the understanding of one's moods, desires and conduct in terms of brain chemistry that can be adjusted with drugs. This meaning comes from Rose (2003) in Society.[1]

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  1. Rose, N. (2003). Neurochemical selves. Society, 41(1), 46-59. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02688204

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