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| adam_text | A TEXTBOOK SEBASTIAN PETER GXTISSMAN DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY. * -* _
»-*:.. THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO * * JOHN WILEY & SONS,
INC. NEW YORK LONDON SYDNEY ULB DARMSTADT LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
16828882 CONTENTS OIMI CHAPTER 1 GENERAL AND NEURONAL CYTOLOGY, 3 THE
CELL, 3 THE MEMBRANE, 3 THE CYTOPLASM, 3 THE NUCLEUS, 4 THE CONSTITUENTS
OF PROTOPLASM, 4 ENERGY RELATIONSHIPS, 6 EXCHANGE OF MATERIALS ACROSS
PROTOPLASMIC MEMBRANES, 6 DIFFUSION, 6 FILTRATION, 7 OSMOTIC EXCHANGE OF
WATER, 7 TYPES OF CELLS, 8 RECEPTORS, 8 EFFECTORS, 8 CONDUCTORS, 9
CONNECTIVE CELLS, 11 EPITHELIAL CELLS, 11 FAT CELLS, 11 - * THE NEURON
AND ITS BASIC MECHANISM OF ACTION, 12 IONIC TRANSPORT ACROSS A CELL
MEMBRANE, 12 ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF THE CELL MEMBRANE OF NEURONS, 14
TRANSMISSION OF INFORMATION BETWEEN NEURONS, 18 THE COMPOUND ACTION
POTENTIAL OF NERVE TRUNKS, 24 THE SPONTANEOUS ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE
BRAIN, 28 INITIATION OF IMPULSES AT THE RECEPTOR, 31 THE RECEPTOR
POTENTIAL, 32 AFFERENT NERVE ACTIVITY, 33 EVOKED POTENTIALS IN THE
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, 35 III CONTENTS BASIC PROPERTIES OF EFFECTOR
CELLS, 36 THE BASIC EFFECTOR UNIT, 36 SUMMATION OR FACILITATION, 38
NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION, 39 SPECIAL PROPERTIES OF CARDIAC AND SMOOTH
MUSCLES, 39 THE GLAND CELL, 40 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 41 CHAPTER 2 ANATOMY OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM, 43 THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, 43 THE SPINAL CORD, 43
GROSS ANATOMY, 44 BLOOD SUPPLY, 47 MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY, 47 THE SENSORY
COMPONENTS OF THE SPINAL CORD, 5 1 THE MOTOR COMPONENTS OF THE SPINAL
CORD, 57 THE BRAINSTEM, 59 THE MEDULLA AND PONS, 59 THE LEVEL OF THE
PYRAMIDAL DECUSSATIONS, 67 THE LEVEL OF THE VAGAL, ACCES- SORY, AND
HYPOGLOSSAL NERVES AND NUCLEI, 68 THE LEVEL OF THE ACOUSTIC AND
GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL NERVES, 68 THE LEVEL OF THE FACIAL AND ABDUCENS NERVES,
75 THE LEVEL OF THE TRIGEMINAL NERVES, 76 THE PRETRIGEMINAL LEVEL, 76
THE MIDBRAIN, 76 THE TECTUM, 76 THE TEGMENTUM, 84 THE BASIS PEDUNCULI,
86 THE DIENCEPHALON, 86 THE HYPOTHALAMUS, 89 THE EPITHALAMUS, 93 THE
SUBTHALAMUS, 94 THE DORSAL THALAMUS, 94 THE METATHALAMUS, 101 THE
RETICULAR NUCLEUS, 101 THE TELENCEPHALIC NUCLEI, 101 THE STRIATUM, 103
THE CLAUSTRUM, 108 THE AMYGDALA, 108 BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE BRAINSTEM, 109
THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES, 112 GROSS ANATOMY, 112 THE FIBER SYSTEM OF THE
CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES, 116 THE CORTEX OF THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES, 118
THE NEOCORTEX, 118 THE FRONTAL LOBE, 120 THE PARIETAL LOBE, 124 THE
OCCIPITAL LOBE, 126 THE TEMPORAL LOBE, 127 THE ISLAND OF REIL, 128 THE
CINGULATE REGION, 129 THE RHINENCEPHALON, 130 THE CEREBELLUM, 134 THE
PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, 145 THE SPINAL NERVES, 145 PERIPHERAL
TERMINATION OF AFFERENT SPINAL NERVES, 146 CONTENTS PERIPHERAL
TERMINATION OF EFFERENT SPINAL NERVES, 149 DEGENERATION AND REGENERATION
OF PERIPHERAL NERVES, 150 THE CRANIAL NERVES, 150 ** THE OLFACTORY
SYSTEM (THE I CRANIAL NERVE), 150 THE VISUAL SYSTEM (THE II CRANIAL
NERVE), 151 THE INNERVATION OF THE EYE MUSCLES (CRANIAL NERVES III, IV,
AND VI), 155 THE TRIGEMINAL (V CRANIAL) NERVE, 156 ? THE FACIAL (VII
CRANIAL) NERVE, 159 THE AUDITORY AND VESTIBULAR SYSTEMS, 160 THE
COCHLEAR DIVISION OF THE VIII CRANIAL NERVE, 160 THE VESTIBULAR DIVISION
OF THE VIII CRANIAL NERVE, 164 THE GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL (IX CRANIAL) NERVE,
166 THE VAGUS (X CRANIAL) NERVE, 167 THE SPINAL ACCESSORY (XI CRANIAL)
NERVE, 168 THE HYPOGLOSSAL (XII CRANIAL) NERVE, 168 THE AUTONOMIC
NERVOUS SYSTEM, 170 GROSS SUBDIVISIONS, 170 THE SYMPATHETIC DIVISION,
173 THE PARASYMPATHETIC DIVISION, 173 SENSORY ASPECTS OF THE AUTONOMIC
NERVOUS SYSTEM, 174 GROSS CHANGES IN AUTONOMIC FUNCTIONS, 174 , CENTRAL
LEVELS OF INTEGRATION, 175 SOME FUNCTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS, 176
BIBLIOGRAPHY, 176 PART TWO CHAPTER 3 VISION, 181 THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
OF THE VISUAL STIMULUS, 181 THE BIOLOGICAL PHOTORECEPTOR, 182 THE ACTION
OF RADIANT ENERGY ON THE PHOTORECEPTOR, 182 DISTORTIONS RESULTING FROM
THE PHYSICAL STRUCTURE OF THE EYE, 182 PHOTOMETRIC CONSIDERATIONS, 183
THE TRIVARIANCE OF VISION, 188 DISPARITIES BETWEEN THE PHYSICAL AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF VISUAL STIMULI, 193 THE ABSOLUTE THRESHOLD,
194 CONTENTS THE EFFECT OF DARK ADAPTATION, 196 OTHER FACTORS AFFECTING
THE ABSOLUTE THRESHOLD, 196 THE POSITION OF THE RETINAL IMAGE, 196 THE
SIZE OF THE RETINAL IMAGE, 197 LENGTH OF STIMULUS EXPOSURE, 197 THE
SPECTRAL COMPOSITION OF THE STIMULUS, 197 DIFFERENTIAL THRESHOLDS, 198
BRIGHTNESS (LUMINANCE) DISCRIMINATION, 198 COLOR (WAVELENGTH)
DISCRIMINATION, 198 TEMPORAL FACTORS IN VISION, 200 BRIEF STIMULI, 200
CONSTANT STIMULI, 201 SPATIAL FACTORS^IN VISION, 201 SOME PERCEPTUAL
PHENOMENA, 202 THE TRANSDUCTION OF PHYSICAL ENERGY INTO PHYSIOLOGICAL
SIGNALS, 206 THE CHEMISTRY OF PHOTORECEPTOR PROCESSES, 206 THE
ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE VISUAL SYSTEM, 210 THE ELECTRORETINOGRAM
(ERG) AND RELATED PHENOMENA, 210 PATTERNS OF NEURAL DISCHARGE FROM
RETINAL ELEMENTS, 213 THE TRANSFER AND PROCESSING OF VISUAL INFORMATION
IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, 221 THE OPTIC TRACT, 221 THE GENICULATE
BODY, 221 THE SUPERIOR COLLICULI, 223 CORTICAL MECHANISMS, 223 THE
MACROELECTRODE STUDIES OF BISHOP AND BARTLEY, 224 THE MICROELECTRODE
STUDIES OF HUBEL AND WIESEL, 226 THE MICROELECTRODE STUDIES OF JUNG AND
BAUMGARTNER, 230 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 233 CHAPTER 4 THE MOTOR SYSTEM AND
MECHANISMS OF BASIC SENSORY-MOTOR INTEGRATION, 241 BASIC REFLEX
MECHANISMS, 241 BASIC EFFECTOR MECHANISMS, 241 THE MONOSYNAPTIC REFLEX
ARC, 241 THE MULTISYNAPTIC REFLEX ARC, 241 THE DISYNAPTIC TENDON
REFLEXES, 241 THE ROLE OF THE SPINDLE AND TENDON RECEPTORS, 242 THE
FLEXION AND CROSSED EXTENSOR REFLEXES, 244 THE GAMMA EFFERENT FEEDBACK
LOOP, 245 SPINAL SHOCK, 247 SUPRASEGMENTAL REFLEXES, 248 THE PYRAMIDAL
MOTOR SYSTEM, 248 THE EFFECTS OF PYRAMIDAL TRACT TRANSECTION
(PYRAMIDOTOMY), 248 CONTENTS ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE PYRAMIDAL
TRACT, 249 THE ELECTRICAL RESPONSE OF THE PYRAMIDAL TRACT TO CORTICAL
STIMULATION, 249 THE CORTICAL ORIGIN OF THE PYRAMIDAL TRACT, 250
DEGENERATION STUDIES, 250 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES, 250 THE
PYRAMIDAL TRACT RESPONSE TO PERIPHERAL STIMULI, 250 THE SPINAL
TERMINATION OF PYRAMIDAL FIBERS, 251 THE EXTRAPYRAMIDAL MOTOR SYSTEM,
252 CORTICAL MECHANISMS, 253 THE BASAL GANGLIA, 254 PALLIDAL LESIONS,
255 PALLIDAL STIMULATION, 255 LESIONS IN THE STRIATUM, 255 STIMULATION
IN THE STRIATUM, 255 ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE BASAL GANGLIA, 256
DIENCEPHALIC NUCLEI, 256 J THE SUBTHALAMIC NUCLEUS, 256 THALAMIC
NUCLEI, 257 MESENCEPHALIC STRUCTURES, 258 THE SUBSTANTIA NIGRA, 258 THE
NUCLEUS RUBER, 259 BRAINSTEM RETICULAR AND VESTIBULAR MECHANISMS, 259
THE CEREBELLUM, 260 ABLATION OF THE CEREBELLUM, 260 THE ANTERIOR LOBE,
260 THE POSTERIOR LOBE, 261 THE CEREBELLAR NUCLEI, 262 SOME FUNCTIONAL
CONSIDERATIONS, 262 POSTURE, LOCOMOTION, AND COMPLEX VOLUNTARY
MOVEMENTS, 262 POSTURAL ADJUSTMENTS, 262 LOCOMOTION, 264 COMPLEX
VOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS, 265 SURVEY OF NEURAL AND MUSCULAR MECHANISMS, 265
AN ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF SERVOMECHANISMS IN MOVEMENT, 266 THE
ACQUISITION OF SKILLED MOVEMENTS, 268 THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM, 270
INTRODUCTION, 270 _ THE HYPOPHYSIS, 270 THE ADENOHYPOPHYSIS, 271 THE
NEUROHYPOPHYSIS, 273 THE ADRENALS, 275 THE PANCREAS, 278 THE THYROID
GLAND, 279 THE PARATHYROID GLANDS, 280 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 281 CHAPTER 5 THE
RETICULAR FORMATION AND NONSPECIFIC THALAMIC PROJECTION SYSTEM, 288 THE
RETICULAR FORMATION OF THE BRAINSTEM, 288 GROSS FUNCTIONAL AND
STRUCTURAL CONSIDERATIONS, 288 RETICULAR INFLUENCES ON SENSORY
MECHANISMS, 291 THE CONTROL OF RECEPTOR FUNCTION, 292 CONTROL OF
TRANSMISSION IN CENTRAL RELAY STATIONS, 293 RETICULAR INFLUENCES ON
TONIC AND PHASIC MOTOR FUNCTIONS, 294 INHIBITORY INFLUENCES, 296
FACILITATORY INFLUENCES, 297 XII CONTENTS RETICULAR INFLUENCES ON
CORTICAL FUNCTIONS, 297 CENTRAL INFLUENCES ON RETICULAR FUNCTIONS, 299
CORTICAL INFLUENCES, 299 CEREBELLAR INFLUENCES, 299 BASAL GANGLIA, 300
THE NONSPECIFIC THALAMIC PROJECTION SYSTEM, 300 ANATOMICAL
CONSIDERATIONS, 300 THE RECRUITING RESPONSE, 302 FUNCTIONAL
RELATIONSHIPS, 304 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 305 PART THREE 311 CHAPTER 6 HUNGE R
AND THE REGULATION OF THE ORGANISM S ENERGY BALANCE, 313 THE ORGANISM S
ENERGY BALANCE, 312 HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS, 315 PERIPHERAL THEORIES,
315 CENTRAL THEORIES, 315 PERIPHERAL MECHANISMS, 317 THE STRUCTURE AND
FUNCTION OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, 317 GROSS ANATOMY, 317 BASIC SECRETORY
FUNCTIONS, 319 THE INNERVATION OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT, 320
DIGESTION AND ABSORPTION, 320 PERIPHERAL FACTORS IN THE REGULATION OF
FOOD INTAKE, 322 THE ROLE OF STOMACH CONTRACTIONS, 323 STOMACH
DISTENSION AS A FACTOR IN SATIETY, 328 THE ROLE OF BLOOD SUGAR IN THE
REGULATION OF HUNGER AND SATIETY, 331 CONCLUSIONS, 337 CENTRAL
MECHANISMS, 338 THE ANATOMY OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS, 338 HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND, 339 SPECIFIC HYPOTHALAMIC MECHANISMS FOR THE CONTROL OF FOOD
INTAKE, ADIPOSITY, AND HUNGER, 343 THE SATIETY MECHANISM, 343 THE
LATERAL HYPOTHALAMIC FEEDING CENTER, 360 HUNGER AND THE REGULATION OF
BODY TEMPERATURE, 369 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE CENTRAL
GLUCOSTAT, 373 SUMMARY OF THE HYPOTHALAMIC CONTRIBUTION TO HUNGER, 375
OTHER CENTRAL INFLUENCES, 377 THE TEMPORAL LOBE AND AMYGDALA, 377 THE
HIPPOCAMPAL FORMATION, 379 THE FRONTAL GRANULAR CORTEX, 380 THE
THALAMUS, 380 CONCLUSION, 381 SUMMARY, 381 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 384 CONTENTS
CHAPTER 7 PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF THIRST, 395 THE EXCHANGE OF BODY
FLUIDS, 397 HISTORICAL CONSIDERATIONS, 399 LOCAL THEORIES, 399 GENERAL
THEORIES, 401 CENTRAL THEORIES, 401 PERIPHERAL-SENSORY THEORIES OF
THIRST, 402 THE DRY-MOUTH THEORY, 402 THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE SALIVARY
GLANDS, 402 THE ROLE OF LOCAL SENSORY RECEPTORS, 404 THE ROLE OF
MUSCULAR CONTRACTIONS, 406 SUMMARY, 406 GENERAL THEORIES, 407 OSMOSIS,
407 OSMOMETRIC THEORIES, 408 SUMMARY, 415 CENTRAL THEORIES, 415 ^
OSMORECEPTORS IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS, 418 STIMULATION STUDIES, 419 ABLATION
STUDIES, 421 MOTIVATIONAL ASPECTS OF CENTRAL REGULATION, 425
THERMOREGULATORY AND VOLUMETRIC INFLUENCES OF EXTRAHYPOTHALAMIC ORIGIN,
426 OTHER EXTRAHYPOTHALAMIC INFLUENCES, 427 SUMMARY, 429 SATIATION, 432
ORAL-PHARYNGEAL FACTORS, 433 STOMACH DISTENSION, 433 NEURAL FEEDBACK
FROM THE STOMACH, 434 SPECIES DIFFERENCES, 434 SUMMARY, 436 THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUNGER AND THIRST, 436 CENTRAL FACTORS, 438
SUMMARY, 438 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 440 CHAPTER 8 HORMONAL AND NEURAL
MECHANISMS CONTRIBUTING I T O THE REGULATION OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR, 446 I
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION, 446 REPRODUCTION IN THE FEMALE, 446 THE
ENDOCRINE FUNCTIONS OF THE OVARIES, 446 REPRODUCTION IN THE MALE, 449 IV
CONTENTS THE SEX DRIVE, 451 DEFINITION OF-SEXUAL MOTIVATION, 453
PATTERNS OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR, 454 SUMMARY, 460 THE ROLE OF SENSORY
STIMULATION, 462 SEXUAL MOTIVATION IN ANIMALS PARTIALLY DEPRIVED OF
SENSORY INFORMATION, 464 SUMMARY, 467 NEURAL REGULATION, 467 SUBCORTICAL
MECHANISMS, 467 CORTICAL AND RHINENCEPHALIC MECHANISMS, 471 SUMMARY, 474
HORMONAL BASIS OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR, 478 HORMONAL MECHANISMS AS
DETERMINANTS OF CYCLICAL SEXUAL AROUSAL, 478 CASTRATION AND HORMONE
REPLACEMENT IN THE MALE, 480 CASTRATION AND HORMONE REPLACEMENT IN THE
FEMALE, 483 REVERSAL OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR, 486 SUMMARY, 488 SUMMARY, 488
BIBLIOGRAPHY, 490 CHAPTER 9 EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR, 498 PERIPHERAL THEORIES
OF EMOTION, 499 JAMES S THEORY OF EMOTION, 499 LANGE S THEORY OF
VASCULAR CHANGE, 500 CANNON S OBJECTIONS TO PERIPHERAL-ORIGIN THEORIES,
500 SUMMARY, 502 PHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF EMOTION, 502 ELECTRICAL
PROPERTIES OF THE SKIN, 503 RECORDING TECHNIQUES, 504 THEORETICAL
CONSIDERATIONS, 505 CIRCULATORY CHANGES, 507 CARDIAC ACTIVITY, 507
VASCULAR FACTORS, 508 THE MEASUREMENT OF CARDIO- VASCULAR RESPONSES, 509
RESPIRATION, 510 OTHER PERIPHERAL MEASURES, 512 MUSCULAR TENSION, 512
SKIN TEMPERATURE, 512 GASTROINTESTINAL ACTIVITY, 512 METABOLIC RATE, 513
PILOMOTOR RESPONSES, 513 BIOCHEMICAL MEASURES, 513 RESPONSE PATTERNS,
514 THE EMERGENCY THEORY OF EMOTION, 515 THE EEG AND EMOTIONAL
BEHAVIOR, 515 LINDSLEY S AROUSAL THEORY OF EMOTION, 516 DARROW S CONCEPT
OF SYMPATHETIC OVERREGULATION, 516 THE ROLE OF SUBCORTICAL MECHANISMS IN
THE REGULATION OF EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR, 518 CONTENTS LOWER PORTIONS OF THE
BRAINSTEM, 518 DIENCEPHALIC MECHANISMS, 519 ELECTRICAL STIMULATION, 519
LESIONS, 521 SUMMARY, 524 THE THALAMUS, 524 CLINICAL EVIDENCE, 524
CANNON-BARD THALAMIC THEORY OF EMOTION, 525 EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE, 526
THE ROLE OF THE CORTEX IN EMOTION, 527 THE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE
LIMBIC SYSTEM, 528 PAPEZ S THEORY OF EMOTION, 530 MACLEAN S THEORY OF
EMOTION, 531 EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FOR CORTICAL MECHANISMS, 533 LATERAL
ASPECTS OF THE LIMBIC SYSTEM, 533 SUMMARY, 540 THE FRONTAL LOBES, 546
ARNOLD S EXCITATORY THEORY OF EMOTION, 549 SUMMARY, 550 BIBLIOGRAPHY,
552 :HAPTER 10 REWARDING AND AVERSIVE EFFECTS OF CENTRAL STIMULATION,
564 EFFECTS OF CHANGES IN THE PARAMETERS OF STIMULATION, 565
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REWARD AND AVERSION SYSTEMS, 567 ANATOMICAL
DISTRIBUTION OF REWARD-AVERSION, 569 COMPARABILITY OF SELF-STIMULATION
REWARDS TO CONVENTIONAL REINFORCEMENTS, 572 EFFECTS OF SCHEDULES OF
REINFORCEMENT, 573 RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER DRIVE MECHANISMS, 575 THE ROLE
OF EMOTIONALITY, 580 EXTINCTION, 582 DRUG STUDIES, 584 I LONG-TERM
OBSERVATIONS, 587 I ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF SUBCORTICAL STRUCTURES AS
THE UNCONDITIONED STIMULUS IN ESCAPE- I AVOIDANCE SITUATIONS, 587
THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS, 589 * SUMMARY, 590 | BIBLIOGRAPHY, 591 XVI
CONTENTS CHAPTER 11 PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL THEORIES OF MOTIVATION, 596
RECENT THEORETICAL INTERPRETATIONS, 598 LOCAL THEORIES, 598 LASHLEY, 599
BEACH, 599 MORGAN S CENTRAL THEORY OF MOTIVATION, 600 STELLAR S
MULTIFACTOR THEORY OF MOTIVATION, 600 OTHER MULTIFACTOR HYPOTHESES, 602
LINDSLEY S ACTIVATION THEORY, 603 A CONTEMPORARY TWO-FACTOR THEORY OF
MOTIVATION, 605 HOMEOSTATIC DRIVES, 606 NONHOMEOSTATIC DRIVES, 609 MAJOR
PROBLEMS, 610 DISCUSSION, 611 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 614 PART FOUR CHAPTER 12
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF LEARNING, 621 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC
CORRELATES OF LEARNING, 623 THE ORIENTING, ALERTING, OR AROUSAL
RESPONSE, 623 BEHAVIORAL ORIENTING, 623 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES
TO NOVEL STIMULI, 624 SUMMARY, 640 HABITUATION, 641 HABITUATION OF
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES, 642 SUMMARY, 653 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL
CHANGES DURING CONDITIONING, 654 EEG CHANGES, 654 EVOKED POTENTIALS, 669
SUMMARY, 669 ATTEMPTS TO CONDITION ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES, 670
CONDITIONING OF THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC AROUSAL RESPONSE, 670 PHOTIC
DRIVING, 680 SUMMARY, 690 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 691 CHAPTER 13 THE EFFECTS OF
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM STIM- ULATION AND LESIONS ON ACQUISITION AND
RETENTION, 698 THE ROLE OF CORTICAL MECHANISMS, 699 DECORTICATION, 699
ABLATION OR STIMULATION OF THE CORTICAL PROJECTION AREAS OF THE CS, 701
CONTENTS THE VISUAL CORTEX, 701 THE VISUAL ASSOCIATION AREAS, 703 THE
AUDITORY CORTEX, 706 THE SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX, 717 ELECTRICAL
STIMULATION OF THE CORTICAL PROJECTION AREAS OF THE CS OR UCS, 718
ABLATIONS OR STIMULATION OF THE ASSOCIATION AREAS, 719 ELECTRICAL
STIMULATION OF THE ASSOCIATION AREAS, 733 TEMPORARY DEPRESSION OF
CORTICAL FUNCTIONS, 734 THE LIMBIC SYSTEM, 741 THE HIPPOCAMPUS, 742
ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE HIPPOCAMPUS, 747 THE AMYGDALOID COMPLEX,
747 THE SEPTAL AREA, 749 THE CINGULATE GYRUS, 750 DIENCEPHALIC
MECHANISMS, 750 THE THALAMUS, 750 ELECTRICAL AND CHEMICAL STIMULATION OF
THALAMIC NUCLEI, 754 THE HYPOTHALAMUS, 755 ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF
HYPOTHALAMIC MECHANISMS, 759 THE BASAL GANGLIA, 760 THE BRAINSTEM, 762
SPINAL CORD, 768 ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE BRAIN AS THE CONDITIONED
OR UNCONDITIONED STIMULUS, 768 ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AS THE
UNCONDITIONED STIMULUS, 770 CLASSICAL STUDIES OF LOUCKS, GANTT, AND
BROGDEN, 770 RECENT POSITIVE EVIDENCE FROM THE LABORATORIES OF GIURGEA
AND DOTY, 773 ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AS THE CONDITIONED STIMULUS, 776
EARLY STUDIES OF THE MOTOR SYSTEM, 776 LATER STUDIES OF SENSORY SYSTEMS
AND SUBCORTICAL MECHANISMS, 776 SUMMARY, 781 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 785 CHAPTER
14 CONSOLIDATION, 797 CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL BACKGROUND, 798 EARLY
DRUG STUDIES, 799 THE HYPOTHERMIA ARGUMENT, 801 EARLY CLINICAL AND
EXPERIMENTAL USES OF ECS, 801 ECS EFFECTS ON EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR, 805
INTERACTION EFFECTS, 805 XVIII CONTENTS THE FEAR HYPOTHESIS, 806
RELATIONSHIP TO CEREBRAL ANOXIA, 810 SUMMARY, 811 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 8 11
CHAPTER 15 PHYSIOLOGICAL THEORIES OF LEARNING, 815 A BRIEF HISTORY, 817
BASIC ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES, 819 NEURONAL GROWTH IN THE
EMBRYONIC STATE, 819 REGENERATION OF PERIPHERAL NERVES, 820 NEUROGENETIC
THEORIES, 820 MECHANICAL THEORIES OF NEURONAL GROWTH, 821 NEUROTROPIC
THEORIES, 821 REGENERATION IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, 825 GROWTH OR
MOVEMENT IN THE NORMAL, MATURE NERVOUS SYSTEM, 826 THEORIES OF LEARNING,
829 TANZI, 830 CHILD, 830 HOLT, 830 YOUNG, 832 HEBB-MILNER, 832 ECCLES,
835 FESSARD, 842 KONORSKI, 842 PENFIELD, 843 RUSSELL, 843 GASTAUT, 844
SUMMARY, 845 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 846 CHAPTER 16 BIOCHEMICAL HYPOTHESES, 851
REVIEW OF BIOCHEMICAL CONCEPTS, 852 PROTEINS, 852 AMINO ACIDS, 852
ENZYMES, 853 NUCLEIC ACIDS, 853 PYRIMIDINE BASES, 853 PURINE BASES,
853 SUGARS, 854 NUCLEOSIDES AND NUCLEOTIDES, 855 THE STRUCTURE OF
NUCLEIC ACIDS, 855 THE DISTRIBUTION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS, 858 ENZYMES THAT
DESTROY RNA OR DNA, 860 THE ROLE OF NUCLEIC ACIDS IN GENETIC FUNCTIONS
AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS, 861 INTRACELLULAR BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES AS POSSIBLE
MECHANISMS FOR LEARNING AND THE STORAGE OF MEMORY, 864 CONTENTS MONNE S
HYPOTHESIS, 865 KATZ AND HALSTEAD S PROTEIN HYPOTHESIS, 865 THE ROLE OF
NUCLEIC ACIDS AS POSSIBLE MEMORY MOLECULES, 866 HYDEN S RNA
HYPOTHESIS, 866 LANDAUER S EXTENSION OF THE RNA HYPOTHESIS, 872 GAITO S
DNA HYPOTHESIS, 872 THE ENZYME-INDUCTION HYPOTHESIS, 874 OVER- TON S
CALCIUM DISPLACEMENT HYPOTHESIS, 875 TRANSFER OF TRAINING STUDIES, 876
SUMMARY, 879 BIBLIOGRAPHY, 880 ILLUSTRATION CREDITS, 883 AUTHOR INDEX,
887 SUBJECT INDEX, 908
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