Brain and Behaviour. Proceedings of the 28th International Congress of Physiological Sciences, Budapest, 1980

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ADVANCES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
FOREWORD, Page v, J. Szentágothai
PREFACE, Page xiii, G. Ádám
INTRODUCTION TO LEARNING IN ISOLATED NEURONAL STRUCTURES (INTRACELLULAR MECHANISMS OF THE ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING), Pages 3-6, E.N. Sokolov
PACEMAKER PLASTICITY IN ISOLATED NEURON, Pages 7-12, E.N. Sokolov, T.N. Grechenko
POTENTIAL SITES FOR LEARNING IN THE GASTROPOD CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, Pages 13-20, A.O. Dennis Willows
AVERSIVE LEARNING IN COMMAND NEURONS, Pages 21-26, P.M. Balaban, O.A. Maximova
BEHAVIORAL AND CELLULAR STUDIES OF ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING IN APLYSIA, Pages 27-28, E.R. Kandel, E.T. Walters, T.J. Carew
PLASTIC CHANGES IN ISOLATED NEURONS, Pages 29-38, R. Sinz, T.N. Grechenko, E.N. Sokolov
ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING IN COMPLETELY ISOLATED NEURONS, Pages 39-45, T.N. Grechenko
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON LEARNING IN ISOLATED NEURONAL STRUCTURES, Pages 47-48, E.N. Sokolov, A.O.D. Willows
INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENTAL PLASTICITY OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, Pages 51-52, J. Scherrer
BARREL FORMATION AND CORTICAL FUNCTION AFTER CUTTING OR CRUSHING THE INFRAORBITAL NERVE IN RATS, Pages 53-54, P.M.E. Waite, B.G. Cragg
MATURATION OF THE REM-SLEEP PATTERNS FROM CHILD- THROUGH ADULTHOOD, Pages 55-59, O. Petre-Quadens, G. Hoffman
INTRODUCTION TO MECHANISMS OF CONDITIONING, LEARNING AND MEMORY (MECHANISM OF NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL TEMPORARY CONNECTIONS), Pages 63-67, M.M. Khananashvili
TWO-WAY CONNECTION AS A BASIC PRINCIPLE OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, Pages 69-80, E.A. Asratyan
ELEMENTARY LEARNING PHENOMENA IN FOOD SELECTION, Pages 81-94, J. Bureš, O. Burešová
SPECIFIC AND NONSPECIFIC MANIFESTATIONS OF LEARNING IN THE ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE BRAIN, Pages 95-99, A.B. Kogan
PHARMACOLOGICAL MODULATION OF FORMATION OF LONG-TERM MEMORY, Pages 101-111, Mark R. Rosenzweig, Edward L. Bennett, James F. Flood
ESCAPE AND AVOIDANCE CONDITIONING, Pages 113-120, Kazimierz Zieliński
PHASIC AND TONIC DEFENSIVE CONDITIONED REACTIONS IN HUMAN TRANSSWITCHING, Pages 121-128, H.D. Kimmel
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON MECHANISMS OF CONDITIONING, LEARNING AND MEMORY, Pages 129-131, M.M. Khananashvili
INTRODUCTION TO VISCERAL LEARNING, Pages 135-139, G. Ádám
LEARNING IN THE HOMEOSTATIC REGULATION OF VISCERAL PROCESSES, Pages 141-151, Neal E. Miller
HABITUATION IN VISCERAL SYSTEMS AND ITS POSSIBLE MECHANISMS, Pages 153-159, V.N. Chernigovski
ON THE CONTROL OF CERTAIN INVOLUNTARY FUNCTIONS IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN PATIENTS WITH SOME NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES, Pages 161-168, N. Chernigovskaya
THE ROLE OF INSTRUMENTAL LEARNING IN THE ORGANIZATION AND MAINTENANCE OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CONTROL MECHANISMS, Pages 169-176, Barry R. Dworkin
MODULATION OF BARORECEPTOR SENSITIVITY DURING OPERANT CARDIAC CONDITIONING, Pages 177-180, Bernard T. Engel, James A. Joseph
CONDITIONED BLOOD PRESSURE ELEVATIONS IN THE BABOON, Pages 181-186, Alan H. Harris
HEART RATE CONDITIONING EXPERIMENTS IN HUMANS, Pages 187-194, E. Láng, M. Dunai, L. Balázs, G. Adám
BIOFEEDBACK-AIDED SELF-REGULATION OF HAND TEMPERATURE, Pages 195-201, Edward Taub
PERCEPTION OF RECTAL DISTENSION IS NECESSARY TO PREVENT FECAL INCONTINENCE, Pages 203-209, William E. Whitehead, Bernard T. Engel, Marvin M. Schuster
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON VISCERAL LEARNING, Page 211, G. Adám
INTRODUCTION TO CORTICAL SENSORY-MOTOR INTEGRATION, Pages 215-218, A.S. Batuev
CAUDATO-CORTICAL INTERRELATIONS IN BEHAVIORAL ACT, Pages 219-232, O.S. Adrianov
NEURONAL PROCESSING RELATED TO SENSORY INPUTS, INTERMEDIATE LEARNING PROCESSES, AND THE INITIATION OF MOTOR RESPONSES, Pages 233-237, E.T. Rolls, A.W. Caan, D.I. Perrett, S. Ryan, S.J. Thorpe, F.A.W. Wilson
CORTICAL UNIT ACTIVITY AND MOTOR ACT PROGRAMMING, Pages 239-245, A.A. Pirogov, A.S. Batuev
WHAT MACROPOTENTIALS TELL US ABOUT THE FUNCTIONS OF MONKEYS' PREFRONTAL CORTEX, Pages 247-254, John S. Stamm, Steven A. Stwertka
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF CONDITIONED PLACING REACTION, Pages 255-262, B.I. Kotlyar, V.I. Maiorov
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON CORTICAL SENSORY-MOTOR INTEGRATION, Pages 263-264, A.S. Batuev
INTRODUCTION TO FUNCTIONS OF MAMMALIAN ASSOCIATIVE CORTEX. CLUES TO FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF AFFERENTING PROJECTIONS IN DORSOLATERAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX, Pages 267-276, T. Desiraju
ANATOMICAL ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONAL ROLE OF AFFERENTS TO POSTERIOR SUPRASYLVIAN CORTEX IN CATS, Pages 277-278, O.D. Creutzfeldt, R.C.A. Guedes, K. Shoumura, S. Watanabe
VISUAL MECHANISMS IN THE TEMPORAL AND PRESTRIATE ASSOCIATION CORTICES OF THE MONKEY, Pages 279-286, Eiichi Iwai
PROPERTIES OF INFERIOR TEMPORAL NEURONS IN THE MACAQUE, Pages 287-289, Charles G. Gross, Robert Desimone
NEURAL CORRELATES OF SPACE PERCEPTION IN THE PARIETAL ASSOCIATION CORTEX OF THE MONKEY, Pages 291-298, H. Sakata, H. Shibutani, K. Kawano
DISCUSSION ON MECHANISMS OF PARIETAL CORTEX; HOW TO STUDY ASSOCIATIVE SYSTEMS, Pages 299-304, Juhani Hyvärinen
THALAMO-CORTICAL MEDIATION OF PERCEPTION AND MEMORY IN MAN, Pages 305-312, Paul Fedio, John van Buren
TIMING OF CEREBRAL PROCESSES RELATIVE TO CONCOMITANT CONSCIOUS EXPERIENCES IN MAN, Pages 313-317, Benjamin Libet
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON FUNCTIONS OF MAMMALIAN ASSOCIATIVE CORTEX, Pages 319-322, T. Desiraju
INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MOTIVATION (ORGANIZATION OF THE CORTICO-LIMBIC-RETICULAR AXIS IN REGULATING HYPOTHALAMIC ACTIVITY), Pages 325-332, Peter J. Morgane
PALLIDAL MECHANISMS AND FEEDING BEHAVIOR, Pages 333-341, L. Lénárd, I. Szabó, Z. Karádi, Z. Hahn
NEURONAL ACTIVITY IN MOTIVATION OF FEEDING BEHAVIOR, Pages 343-350, Yutaka Oomura, Taketoshi Ono
THE ROLE OF SUBTHALAMIC MECHANISMS IN HUNGER AND THIRST, Pages 351-358, Sebastian P. Grossman
EFFECT OF MONOAMINERGIC STIMULATION OF HIPPOCAMPUS AND AMYGDALA ON ALIMENTARY MOTIVATION AND COMPLEX CONDITIONED REFLEX, Pages 359-367, G.G. Gasanov, E.M. Melikov, R.S. Ibragimov
THE SPECIFIC AND NONSPECIFIC BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF INTESTINAL STIMULATION IN RATS, Pages 369-378, G. Bárdos, J. Laszy, J. Nagy, I. Hoffman, G. Ádám
PERIPHERAL MODULATION OF HYPOTHALAMIC NEURONS INVOLVED IN DRINKING AND EATING, Pages 379-388, M.J. Wayner, F.C. Barone
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MOTIVATION, Pages 389-391, P.J. Morgane
PHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF STATES AND ACTIVITIES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, Pages 395-404, N.P. Bechtyereva, P.V. Bundzen, Y.L. Gogolitsyn, S.V. Medvedev
MASS BRAIN ELECTRICAL POTENTIAL (BEP) CORRELATES OF COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN HEALTHY PEOPLE, Pages 405-414, Alan S. Gevins
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF LANGUAGE: STUDIES IN APHASIA, Pages 415-422, Jason W. Brown
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTIONS IN PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS, INCLUDING SENILE DEMENTIA, Pages 423-430, Monte S. Buchsbaum, Jeannette L. Johnson
ANOMALOUS ELECTRICAL BRAIN RESPONSES IN CHILDREN WITH LEARNING PROBLEMS, Pages 431-435, B. Fenelon, B.G. Frost, I.G. Gale
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS OF VERBAL AND COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR, Pages 437-439, E. Roy John
RECENT RESEARCH IN THE PHYSIOLOGY OF MEDITATION, Pages 443-451, Robert R. Pagano
SLEEP AND HYPNOSIS: ACCESSIBILITY OF ALTERED STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS, Pages 453-456, Frederick J. Evans
ALTERATION OF ACTIVITY LEVEL: THE ESSENCE OF HYPNOSIS OR A BYPRODUCT OF THE TYPE OF INDUCTION?, Pages 457-465, É.I. Bányai, I. Mészáros, A.C. Greguss
EVOKED POTENTIAL REFLECTING HYPNOTICALLY ALTERED STATE OF CONSCIOUSNESS, Pages 467-475, I. Mészáros, É.I. Bányai, A.C. Greguss
INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY TODAY AND TOMORROW, Pages 479-485, José M.R. Delgado
MANIPULATION OF VARIOUS ASPECTS ON THE EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR BY AMYGDALAR LESIONS AND IMIPRAMINE TREATMENT, Pages 487-494, Elzbieta Fonberg
NEURONAL SYSTEMS RELATED TO BEHAVIORAL CHANGE, Pages 495-500, Robert L. Isaacson
THE INTAKE OF SODIUM CHLORIDE: ITS REGULATION BY THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, Pages 501-508, Miguel R. Covian
KINDLING, TRANSFERENCE PHENOMENON BETWEEN TEMPORAL CORTEX AND LIMBIC STRUCTURES IN CATS, Pages 509-516, Mitsumoto Sato
KINDLING AS A TOOL FOR PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES, Pages 517-524, A. Fernández-Guardiola, M. Condés-Lara, J.L. Jurado, J.M. Calvo
PROGRESS ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL BASES OF MEMORY, Pages 525-532, Graham V. Goddard
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY TODAY AND TOMORROW, Pages 533-534, José M.R. Delgado
INDEX, Pages 535-540