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My name is Dr Abbas Sadeghian. I Am a Clinical Neuropsychologist. I work mostly with people who have suffered from stroke or other neurological conditions. My minor in college was History. I am an Assistant Professor of Psychology in Northeastern Ohio University College of Medicine.

www.neuropsychcenter.net

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9 Articles, 0 Quick Links, 28 Comments, 0 Diaries, 0 Polls

9 Articles

Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Iranian Political Evolution; From Dictatorship to Corruption to Revolution
(2 comments) During my high school years I easily learned that the land of Iran is different than other countries. I learned that there are many unwritten rules that you have to obey, and never ever talk about politics around people who are not family .I learned that loose lips send you to dungeons with animals called torturers who beat the essence of humanity out of you.

Sunday, August 26, 2007
Who Are The Iranian Revolutionary Guards?
(17 comments) This article was submitted last week, but had to be "embargoed" or held up from publication until today, because the author's sibling was in Iran, and there was the risk that this article would have put her at risk.

Sunday, June 17, 2007
Shiites, Sunnis and George Bush
(7 comments) In dealing with the current problems of the Middle East, obviously it is quite important to understand the differences between Shiites and Sunnies. Furthermore, with the addition of the American presence, this situation has become more complicated. Unfortunately, there is very little in-depth analysis of this topic, leaving the impression that these are just a bunch of primitive people who just like to fight.

Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Shiites, Sunnis and George Bush
(5 comments) To our president, they're just a bunch of primitive people who like to fight.

Tuesday, January 16, 2007
The Neuropsychology of Dick Cheney
(14 comments) a psychological analysis of Dick Cheney and his relationship to George W. Bush

Friday, January 12, 2007
The Neuropsychology of George W. Bush
(56 comments) explanation of Bush's dyslexia, concrete thinking, dyslexia, poor reading skills, current manifestation of his chronic alcoholism and addiction, hyper-religiosity, IQ at low end of average...

Tuesday, January 9, 2007
Harb vs. Ghazveh; Why the U.S.is not winning in Iraq
The term for war in Arabic is "harb" like battles of Second World War. But the most common form of fighting among Arabs is not a "harb" It is a "ghazveh", which means raid. That is when a small group of men attack the other group fast and get away with whatever they can. Historically Arabs have been better in raids than battles, and that was the battle plan that Saddam laid.

Friday, December 15, 2006
Ahmadinegad's real crimes
(8 comments)

Thursday, December 14, 2006
Sword and Seizure:Muhammad's Epilepsy and creation of Islam
(31 comments) Diagnosis of Prophet Muhammad, Founder of Islam

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