Behavioral approaches to brain research
Robinson, Terry E.
New York Oxford University Press
1983
Includes indexes
Bibliography: p. 265-310
Contents: Why study behavior in brain research?: The influence of psychological concepts on brain-behavior research / C.H. Vanderwolf. Why measure behavior? / S.J. Hutt and Corinne Hutt. Neurology and the mind-brain problem / R.W. Sperry -- Behavioral approaches to brain research: Vision as a sensorimotor system / M.A. Goodale. Single neuron recording in behaving mammals--bridging the gap between neuronal events and sensory-behavioral variables / James B. Ranck, Jr. ... [et al.] A behavioral approach to the analysis of reticular formation unit activity / Jerome M. Siegel. Behavioral insights into neural changes accompanying visual development and deprivation / Douglas C. Smith. The analysis of behavior in the laboratory rat / Ian Q. Whishaw, Bryan Kolb, and Robert J. Sutherland. The conditioned defensive burying paradigm and behavioral neuroscience / John P.J. Pinel and Dallas Treit -- Genera
Neuropsychology.
Brain
Behavior
Brain
Psychophysiology.