Efferent organization and the integration of behavior.
Efferent organization and the integration of behavior.
Edited by Jack D. Maser.
- New York, Academic Press, 1973.
- xii, 368 p. illus. 24 cm.
Proceedings of a meeting held on the Tulane and Loyola University campuses, New Orleans, 1971.
Bibliography: p. [319]-358.
List of contributors // Preface // Acknowledgments // ch.1 Efferent Response Processes : Relationships among Stimuli, Movement and Reinforcement // ch.2 Physiological and Sensory Feedback of the Motor System: Neural Metabolic Integration for Energy Regulation in Behavior // ch.3 Motor Cortex and the Pyramidal System // ch.4 Subcortical Mechanisms of Behavioral Plasticity // ch.5 Comparisons of the Efferent Projections of the Globus Pallidus and Substantia Nigra in the Monkey // ch.6 The Role of Prefrontal Control in the Programming of Motor Behavior // ch.7 The development of Operant Response by Noradrenergic Activation and Cholingergic Suppression of Movements // ch.8 Diencephalic , Hippocampal and Neocortical Mechanisms in Voluntary Movement // ch.9 Intracranial Self Stimulation Pathways as Substrate for Stimulus Reponse Integration // References and Author Index // Subject Index //
0124769500
72077357
Nervous system--Congresses.
Human mechanics--Congresses.
QP351 / .E33
150 MAS
Proceedings of a meeting held on the Tulane and Loyola University campuses, New Orleans, 1971.
Bibliography: p. [319]-358.
List of contributors // Preface // Acknowledgments // ch.1 Efferent Response Processes : Relationships among Stimuli, Movement and Reinforcement // ch.2 Physiological and Sensory Feedback of the Motor System: Neural Metabolic Integration for Energy Regulation in Behavior // ch.3 Motor Cortex and the Pyramidal System // ch.4 Subcortical Mechanisms of Behavioral Plasticity // ch.5 Comparisons of the Efferent Projections of the Globus Pallidus and Substantia Nigra in the Monkey // ch.6 The Role of Prefrontal Control in the Programming of Motor Behavior // ch.7 The development of Operant Response by Noradrenergic Activation and Cholingergic Suppression of Movements // ch.8 Diencephalic , Hippocampal and Neocortical Mechanisms in Voluntary Movement // ch.9 Intracranial Self Stimulation Pathways as Substrate for Stimulus Reponse Integration // References and Author Index // Subject Index //
0124769500
72077357
Nervous system--Congresses.
Human mechanics--Congresses.
QP351 / .E33
150 MAS