Fundamentals of brain and behavior: an introduction to human neuroscience
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Contents 1 Introduction to Human Neuroscience Our Brain and Body Determine What We Do and Experience 2 Historical Considerations in Understanding Brain and Behavior 4 From Ancients to Sir Isaac Newton 5 1700s to the 1900s 12 The Beginning of a Scientific Psychology 16 Evolution of the Body and Brain 19 Evolutionary Perspectives Concerning Brain and Behavior The Evolutionary Approach 25 Development and Evolution of the Brain 28 2 3 1 22 Functioning of the Nervous System 32 The Brain and Its Involvement in Behavior and Experience An Enchanted Loom 32 Understanding the Neuron Today 35 Major Neurotransmitters 40 Mind the Gap 42 Neural Networks 44 Hormones and the Endocrine System 48 Structure of the Brain 53 The Limbic System 55 The Brain Stem 57 The Cerebellum 58 The Spinal Cord 59 Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) 60 32 Genetic Influences on Brain and Behavior 64 Passing on Genes 64 What Genes Do 66 Functions of Genes 71 How to Turn on Genes 72 Overview of DNA and RNA 73
vi Contents From Proteins to Structure and Behavior Mapping the Genome 76 Variations in Genes 78 Epigenetic Processes 83 Behavioral Genetics and Twins 88 76 Neuroscience Measures of Brain Structure and Function 4 94 Neuroscience Methods for Investigating the Brain 94 Electroencephalography 95 Magnetoencephalography 98 Positron Emission Tomography 99 Magnetic Resonance Imaging 100 Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 101 Spatial and Temporal Resolution 105 Single Area Stimulation of the Brain 107 Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation 109 Brain Connections with the Gut and Immune System 111 Immune System 111 The Brain and the Microbiome 116 5 Basic Motivation Including Hunger and Sexuality Motivation 118 Hunger 120 How We Experience Food is Related to Smell and Taste Olfaction: The Smelling Sense 121 The Gustatory System: A Matter of Taste 125 Experiences of Hunger and Satiety 127 Eating Pattern and Obesity 129 Eating Disorders 133 Sexuality 137 Historical Perspectives 138 Sexual Activities of Americans 139 Understanding Human Sexuality 142 6 Consciousness, Attention, and Sleep Consciousness 148 Consciousness and Attention 149 Levels of Consciousness 152 Attention and Its Role in Consciousness 118 121 148 155
Contents Sleep and Dreams 165 Sleep Patterns 166 Neuroscience Studies of Sleep Sleep Disorders 177 Dreams 181 7 174 Emotion and Stress Emotion 188 Physiological Systems Involved in Emotion What Is Stress? 203 Historical Approaches to the Study of Stress Physiology of Stress 209 Social Support Research and Stress 215 Social Shaping 218 Uncontrollable Stress 219 Trauma and PTSD 220 8 188 196 205 225 Visual Processes Vision 225 The Visual System Is Sensitive to Electromagnetic Energy A Tour of the Eye 229 Rods and Cones 230 Receptive Field 233 Vision and Color 237 The Eye Connects to the Brain 242 Visual Processing in the Brain 243 The Primary Visual Cortex 246 9 vii Audition, Language, and Music Hearing 257 Hom the Ear Works 258 Creating Sounds in the Brain 262 Language 265 Speech Processing and Vocalization in Infants Structure of Language 267 What Is Language? 270 Structure of Vocal Cords 274 Language, Genes, and the Brain 276 Reading 280 Evolution of Language 280 Language and Genes 282 226 257 265
viii Contents Music 286 Nature of Music 286 Hearing and Production of Music Music and the Brain 288 10 287 Movement and Bodily Sensation 291 Movement 291 Muscles and their Action 292 Spinal Cord 295 Movement and the Brain 296 The Skin: Interface between External and Internal Worlds 301 The Sense of Touch 301 Proprioception and Internal Bodily Senses 307 Understanding Pain 307 11 Brain Changes in Learning and Memory 311 Conditioning and the Brain 313 Learning as Viewed through Ethology 314 Imitation Learning and Mirror Neurons 315 Understanding Memory 316 H.M. and Memory 318 The Temporal Dimension of Memory 320 Types of Long-Term Memory 324 Memory and the Brain 326 Brain Areas Involved in Memory 328 Memory Disorders 336 12 Cognitive Functioning and Problem Solving Concepts and Categories 338 Making Decisions 339 Behavioral Economics 340 Solving Problems 343 Insight Problems 343 From Problem-Solving to Measuring Intelligence How Do We Measure Intelligence? 352 Psychometric Theories of Intelligence 353 Multiple Intelligences 354 Relationship of “g” to Cognitive Factors 356 Intelligence and the Brain 359 338 351
Contents Brain Change with Age 360 Genetic Factors Associated with Intelligence APOE Gene and Intelligence 366 13 362 The Social Brain Introduction 367 The Social Brain Hypothesis 368 Key Components in Social Processing 369 Brain Systems Involved in Social Relations 371 Social Emotions 376 Evolutionary Perspectives on Helping Others and Altruism Using Games to Study Cooperation 380 Noncooperation 384 Learning About Others and the World 387 Mirror Neurons and Imitation Learning 387 Theory of Mind 388 Making Moral Judgments 389 14 ix Neurocognitive Disorders 367 378 394 Concussion 395 Epilepsy 396 Mild and Major Neurocognitive Disorders 397 Characteristics, Prevalence, and Diagnosis of Neurocognitive Disorders 397 Other Neurocognitive Disorders 405 Can an Individual’s Activities Be Protective in Brain Changes? 409 15 Psychopathological Disorders Psychological Disorders 413 Understanding Psychopathology 415 Common DSM5-TR Disorders Involving Emotions or Moods 425 Anxiety Disorders 426 Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders 432 Mood Disorders 436 Schizophrenia 441 Positive and Negative Symptoms 444 Factors in the Development of Schizophrenia 445 413
X 16 Contents Psychoactive Substances and Addiction 453 Psychoactive Substances 453 Addiction 457 Major Psychoactive Substances 463 Natural Drugs in the Brain 471 References Index 473 544
Fundamentals of Brain and Behavior provides an accessible introduction to the study of human neuroscience. The book has been carefully designed to accompany a typical entry-level course, covering core topics including the function and structure of the nervous system, basic human motivations, stress and health, and cognitive functioning. In addition to traditional topics, the book also includes dedicated chapters on the social brain, neurocognitive disorders, and brain imaging techniques, ensuring students gain a thorough understanding of the field in its broadest sense. An evolutionary approach is also taken throughout, providing a truly unique perspective on our understanding of brain and behavior. The text is supported by colorful and informative diagrams, alongside a plethora of student-friendly features such as learning objectives, case studies, and concept checks. The book is also supported by online resources including basics of neuroscience videos. Helping students understand the basics of human neuroscience across evolutionary time, Fundamentals of Brain and Behavior is an essential text for all students of Behavioral Neuroscience, especially those approaching the subject for the first time. |
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Contents 1 Introduction to Human Neuroscience Our Brain and Body Determine What We Do and Experience 2 Historical Considerations in Understanding Brain and Behavior 4 From Ancients to Sir Isaac Newton 5 1700s to the 1900s 12 The Beginning of a Scientific Psychology 16 Evolution of the Body and Brain 19 Evolutionary Perspectives Concerning Brain and Behavior The Evolutionary Approach 25 Development and Evolution of the Brain 28 2 3 1 22 Functioning of the Nervous System 32 The Brain and Its Involvement in Behavior and Experience An Enchanted Loom 32 Understanding the Neuron Today 35 Major Neurotransmitters 40 Mind the Gap 42 Neural Networks 44 Hormones and the Endocrine System 48 Structure of the Brain 53 The Limbic System 55 The Brain Stem 57 The Cerebellum 58 The Spinal Cord 59 Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) 60 32 Genetic Influences on Brain and Behavior 64 Passing on Genes 64 What Genes Do 66 Functions of Genes 71 How to Turn on Genes 72 Overview of DNA and RNA 73
vi Contents From Proteins to Structure and Behavior Mapping the Genome 76 Variations in Genes 78 Epigenetic Processes 83 Behavioral Genetics and Twins 88 76 Neuroscience Measures of Brain Structure and Function 4 94 Neuroscience Methods for Investigating the Brain 94 Electroencephalography 95 Magnetoencephalography 98 Positron Emission Tomography 99 Magnetic Resonance Imaging 100 Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging 101 Spatial and Temporal Resolution 105 Single Area Stimulation of the Brain 107 Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation 109 Brain Connections with the Gut and Immune System 111 Immune System 111 The Brain and the Microbiome 116 5 Basic Motivation Including Hunger and Sexuality Motivation 118 Hunger 120 How We Experience Food is Related to Smell and Taste Olfaction: The Smelling Sense 121 The Gustatory System: A Matter of Taste 125 Experiences of Hunger and Satiety 127 Eating Pattern and Obesity 129 Eating Disorders 133 Sexuality 137 Historical Perspectives 138 Sexual Activities of Americans 139 Understanding Human Sexuality 142 6 Consciousness, Attention, and Sleep Consciousness 148 Consciousness and Attention 149 Levels of Consciousness 152 Attention and Its Role in Consciousness 118 121 148 155
Contents Sleep and Dreams 165 Sleep Patterns 166 Neuroscience Studies of Sleep Sleep Disorders 177 Dreams 181 7 174 Emotion and Stress Emotion 188 Physiological Systems Involved in Emotion What Is Stress? 203 Historical Approaches to the Study of Stress Physiology of Stress 209 Social Support Research and Stress 215 Social Shaping 218 Uncontrollable Stress 219 Trauma and PTSD 220 8 188 196 205 225 Visual Processes Vision 225 The Visual System Is Sensitive to Electromagnetic Energy A Tour of the Eye 229 Rods and Cones 230 Receptive Field 233 Vision and Color 237 The Eye Connects to the Brain 242 Visual Processing in the Brain 243 The Primary Visual Cortex 246 9 vii Audition, Language, and Music Hearing 257 Hom the Ear Works 258 Creating Sounds in the Brain 262 Language 265 Speech Processing and Vocalization in Infants Structure of Language 267 What Is Language? 270 Structure of Vocal Cords 274 Language, Genes, and the Brain 276 Reading 280 Evolution of Language 280 Language and Genes 282 226 257 265
viii Contents Music 286 Nature of Music 286 Hearing and Production of Music Music and the Brain 288 10 287 Movement and Bodily Sensation 291 Movement 291 Muscles and their Action 292 Spinal Cord 295 Movement and the Brain 296 The Skin: Interface between External and Internal Worlds 301 The Sense of Touch 301 Proprioception and Internal Bodily Senses 307 Understanding Pain 307 11 Brain Changes in Learning and Memory 311 Conditioning and the Brain 313 Learning as Viewed through Ethology 314 Imitation Learning and Mirror Neurons 315 Understanding Memory 316 H.M. and Memory 318 The Temporal Dimension of Memory 320 Types of Long-Term Memory 324 Memory and the Brain 326 Brain Areas Involved in Memory 328 Memory Disorders 336 12 Cognitive Functioning and Problem Solving Concepts and Categories 338 Making Decisions 339 Behavioral Economics 340 Solving Problems 343 Insight Problems 343 From Problem-Solving to Measuring Intelligence How Do We Measure Intelligence? 352 Psychometric Theories of Intelligence 353 Multiple Intelligences 354 Relationship of “g” to Cognitive Factors 356 Intelligence and the Brain 359 338 351
Contents Brain Change with Age 360 Genetic Factors Associated with Intelligence APOE Gene and Intelligence 366 13 362 The Social Brain Introduction 367 The Social Brain Hypothesis 368 Key Components in Social Processing 369 Brain Systems Involved in Social Relations 371 Social Emotions 376 Evolutionary Perspectives on Helping Others and Altruism Using Games to Study Cooperation 380 Noncooperation 384 Learning About Others and the World 387 Mirror Neurons and Imitation Learning 387 Theory of Mind 388 Making Moral Judgments 389 14 ix Neurocognitive Disorders 367 378 394 Concussion 395 Epilepsy 396 Mild and Major Neurocognitive Disorders 397 Characteristics, Prevalence, and Diagnosis of Neurocognitive Disorders 397 Other Neurocognitive Disorders 405 Can an Individual’s Activities Be Protective in Brain Changes? 409 15 Psychopathological Disorders Psychological Disorders 413 Understanding Psychopathology 415 Common DSM5-TR Disorders Involving Emotions or Moods 425 Anxiety Disorders 426 Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders 432 Mood Disorders 436 Schizophrenia 441 Positive and Negative Symptoms 444 Factors in the Development of Schizophrenia 445 413
X 16 Contents Psychoactive Substances and Addiction 453 Psychoactive Substances 453 Addiction 457 Major Psychoactive Substances 463 Natural Drugs in the Brain 471 References Index 473 544
Fundamentals of Brain and Behavior provides an accessible introduction to the study of human neuroscience. The book has been carefully designed to accompany a typical entry-level course, covering core topics including the function and structure of the nervous system, basic human motivations, stress and health, and cognitive functioning. In addition to traditional topics, the book also includes dedicated chapters on the social brain, neurocognitive disorders, and brain imaging techniques, ensuring students gain a thorough understanding of the field in its broadest sense. An evolutionary approach is also taken throughout, providing a truly unique perspective on our understanding of brain and behavior. The text is supported by colorful and informative diagrams, alongside a plethora of student-friendly features such as learning objectives, case studies, and concept checks. The book is also supported by online resources including basics of neuroscience videos. Helping students understand the basics of human neuroscience across evolutionary time, Fundamentals of Brain and Behavior is an essential text for all students of Behavioral Neuroscience, especially those approaching the subject for the first time. |
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