Biological Bases of Individual Behavior

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors, Pages v-vi
English Editor's Preface, Pages vii-viii, J.A. Gray
Foreword, Pages ix-xiii, V.D. Nebylitsyn
Chapter 1 - The Problem of Types of Human Higher Nervous Activity and Methods of Determining Them, Pages 1-10, B.M. TEPLOV
Chapter 2 - The Driving Reaction as a Method of Study in Differential Psychophysiology, Pages 11-28, ERA A. GOLUBEVA
Chapter 3 - Concentration of Nervous Processes as an Individual Typological Feature of Higher Nervous Activity, Pages 29-42, MIRA N. BORISOVA
Chapter 4 - Interanalyser Differences in the Sensitivity-Strength Parameter for Vision, Hearing and Cutaneous Modalities, Pages 43-61, F.V. IPPOLITOV
Chapter 5 - The General and Partial Nervous System Types—Data and Theory, Pages 62-73, J. STRELAU
Chapter 6 - Problems of Interrelationship Between Typological Features and Age, Pages 74-85, N.S. LEITES
Chapter 7 - The Correlation Between Background Alpha Activity and the Characteristics of the Components of Evoked Potentials, Pages 86-110, NELLY I. ALEKSANDROVA
Chapter 8 - Cerebral Evoked Responses and Personality, Pages 111-127, C. SHAGASS, A. CANTER
Chapter 9 - Absolute Sensitivity of the Analysers and Somatotype in Man, Pages 128-140, V.M. RUSALOV
Chapter 10 - The Interpretation of Pavlov's Typology, and the Arousal Concept, in Replicated Trait and State Factors, Pages 141-164, R.B. CATTELL
Chapter 11 - Human Typology, Higher Nervous Activity, and Factor Analysis, Pages 165-181, H.J. EYSENCK
Chapter 12 - The Psychophysiological Nature of Introversion—Extraversion: A Modification of Eysenck's Theory, Pages 182-205, J.A. GRAY
Chapter 13 - Conditioning, Introversion—Extraversion and the Strength of the Nervous System, Pages 206-220, H.J. EYSENCK, A. LEVEY
Chapter 14 - The Theory of Individual Differences in Neo-Behaviourism and in the Typology of Higher Nervous Activity, Pages 221-235, MAGDA L. MARTON
Chapter 15 - A Note on the Criteria of Dynamism of the Nervous Processes, Pages 236-241, OLGA HALMIOVÁ, A. UHERIK
Chapter 16 - Experimental Pain, Pages 242-253, DIANA R. HASLAM
Chapter 17 - The Relationship of Strength-Sensitivity of the Visual System to Extraversion, Pages 254-261, G.L. MANGAN
Chapter 18 - Concerning the Relation Between Extraversion and the Strength of the Nervous System, Pages 262-268, P.A. ZHOROV, L.B. YERMOLAYEVA-TOMINA
Chapter 19 - Studies of Individual Differences at the Applied Psychology Unit, Pages 269-290, D.W.J. CORCORAN
Chapter 20 - Alterations in Functional State as affected by Different Kinds of Activity and Strength of the Nervous System, Pages 291-309, VALENTINA I. ROZHDESTVENSKAYA, ERA A. GOLUBEVA, LUDMILA B. YERMOLAYEVA-TOMINA
Chapter 21 - Vigilance as a Function of Strength of the Nervous System, Pages 310-324, V.N. PUSHKIN
Chapter 22 - Study of the Correlation between Flexibility of Attention and Dynamism of Nervous Processes, Pages 325-333, C. VOICU, T. OLTEANU
Chapter 23 - Influence of Neuro-Dynamic Factors on Individual Characteristics of Problem Solving, Pages 334-341, YU.N. KULYUTKIN, N.G. ZYRYANOVA, G.S. SUKHOBSKAYA
Chapter 24 - Crime and Personality: A Review of Eysenck's Theory, Pages 342-371, R.E. PASSINGHAM
Chapter 25 - Learning Theory, the Conceptual Nervous System and Personality, Pages 372-399, J.A. GRAY
Chapter 26 - The Problem of General and Partial Properties of the Nervous System, Pages 400-417, V.D. NEBYLITSYN
Author Index, Pages 419-428
Subject Index, Pages 429-440