I picked up HY Brain and Behavior thinking it would be a good alternative to HY Neuroanatomy and would also cover the behavioral sciences and psych part too.
It isn't.
Take my advice and stay away from this one. The neuroanatomy part is way to weak, virtually no pathology on spine, brainstem, or cortical lesions (exactly one graphic covering half a page), it covers ethics and behavioral stuff that is really superfluous for the exam (really, do we need to read about how to sit and face a patient during an interview!?!), and the coverage of pharm was wasted space since it took ten pages to really just say "use SSRI's for depression, lithium for mania, and antipsychotics for psychoses" with only sketchy detail on mechanisms and way to broad of generalizations on side effects.
Oh, and it also directly contradicts Goljan in about 20 places, on everything from mechanisms to most commons. And I found three blatant errors on three consecutive pages, so I'm not very confident in the editing (hell, they even managed to mess up the prostitute's pupil, and that's a saying that everyone knows!).
Sorry, I know this is OT for the thread, but I didn't feel like starting another one just to vent about this book.