Deja Review: Behavioral ScienceMcGraw Hill Professional, 2007 - 226 pages Accelerated answers for the behavioral science course exams-written by students, for students If you're a medical student on the go, gearing up for the behavioral science course/shelf exam and the USMLE Step 1 exam can present a big challenge. How do you boil down your behavioral science course work into only the most critical concepts, so you can have the edge at exam time? Deja Review: Behavioral Science is the resource that gets you there. Drawn from the perspectives of top students fresh from their course exams and the USMLE Step 1, this unbeatable, portable guide features a quick-read Q&A format-one that helps you efficiently plow through a large amount of pertinent information. It also allows you to zero in on only correct answers to promote memorization and optimize your study time. Features Written by a top medical student who just aced the USMLE Step 1 All-inclusive yet concise coverage of behavioral science Study-enhancing tips, mnemonics, and insider advice Clinical vignettes chapter lets you review material likely to be on the USMLE Step 1 |
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PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY | 23 |
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