Origins of Madness. Psychopathology in Animal Life

Content: 
Other Titles of Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Page ix, J.D.K.
Introduction The Psychopathology of Animal Life, Pages 1-6
1 - Psychosomatics in Veterinary Medicine, Pages 9-15, L. CHERTOK, M. FONTAINE
2 - Zoological Garden and Mental Hospital, Pages 17-30, H.F. ELLENBERGER
3 - Parallels Between Animal and Human Neuroses, Pages 31-37, J. WOLPE
4 - Experimental Psychiatry and the Humane Study of Fear, Pages 39-48, W.M.S. RUSSELL, R.L. BURCH
5 - Neurotic Behavior, Pages 51-58, H.S. LIDDELL
6 - Animal Behavior and Mental Illness, Pages 59-68, C.B. FERSTER
7 - Stereotyped Activities Produced by Amphetamine in Several Animal Species and Man, Pages 69-77, A. RANDRUP, I. MUNKVAD
8 - Animal Model of Depression, I. Review of Evidence: Implications for Research, Pages 79-90, W.T. MCKINNEY, W.E. BUNNEY
9 - Some Observations on Neurosis in Farm Animals, Pages 93-97, P.G. CROFT
10 - Spontaneous Neurosis in Chimpanzees: Theoretical Relations with Clinical and Experimental Phenomena, Pages 99-116, D.O. HEBB
11 - Conflict and Conditioned Aversive Stimuli in the Development of Experimental Neurosis, Pages 117-130, R.G. SMART
12 - Experimental Neurosis in Monkeys, Pages 131-142, D.I. MIMINOSHVILI
13 - The History of a Catatonic Dog, Pages 145-157, J.E.O. NEWTON, W.H. GANTT
14 - Behavioral Analysis of Chronic Amphetamine Intoxication, Pages 159-171, E.H. ELLINWOOD, A. SUDILOVSKY, L. NELSON
15 - Tonic Immobility in the Rhesus Monkey (Macaca mulatta) Induced by Manipulation, Immobilization, and Experimental Inversion of the Visual Field,, Pages 173-179, J.P. FOLEY
16 - Addiction in Animals, Pages 183-188, H. STAINTON
17 - Tobacco Smoking in Monkeys, Pages 189-201, M.E. JARVIK
18 - Behavioral Maintenance of High Concentrations of Blood Ethanol and Physical Dependence in the Rat, Pages 203-207, J.L. FALK, H.H. SAMSON, G. WINGER
19 - Evidence from Rats that Morphine Tolerance is a Learned Response, Pages 209-220, S. SIEGEL
20 - “Hypersexuality” in Male Cats without Brain Damage, Pages 223-225, R.P. MICHAEL
21 - The Self-mutilation of a Male Macacus rhesus Monkey, Pages 227-231, O.L. TINKELPAUGH
22 - Behavioral Abnormalities in Young Adult Pigs Caused by Malnutrition in Early Life, Pages 233-241, R.H. BARNES, A.U. MOORE, W.G. POND
23 - Prenatal Stress Feminizes and Demasculinizes the Behavior of Males, Pages 243-247, I.L. WARD
24 - Learned Asthma in the Guinea Pig, Pages 251-257, P. OTTENBERG, M. STEIN, J. LEWIS, C. HAMILTON
25 - Activity-stress Ulcer in the Rat, Hamster, Gerbil, and Guinea Pig,, Pages 259-264, G.P. VINCENT, W.P. PARé
26 - Ulcerative Colitis-like Lesions in Siamang Gibbons, Pages 265-270, C. STOUT, R.L. SNYDER
27 - Operant Conditioning of Large Magnitude, 12-hour Duration, Heart Rate Elevations in the Baboon, Pages 271-276, A.H. HARRIS, W.J. GILLIAM, J.V. BRADY
28 - Characteristics of Epileptoid Convulsive Reactions Produced in Rats by Auditory Stimulation, Pages 279-281, E.T. AUER, K.U. SMITH
29 - Spontaneously Occurring Forms of Tonic Immobility in Farm Animals, Pages 283-288, A.F. FRASER
30 - On the Phenomenon of Sudden Death in Animals and Man, Pages 289-296, C.P. RICHTER
31 - The Kindling Effect, Pages 297-306, J. GAITO
32 - “Whirling Behavior” in Dogs as Related to Early Experience, Pages 307-308, W.R. THOMPSON, R. MELZACK, T.H. SCOTT
33 - Toward an Animal Model of Depression: A Study of Separation Behavior in Dogs, Pages 311-317, E.C. SENAY
34 - Stereotyped Behavior of the Infant Chimpanzee, Pages 319-326, R.K. DAVENPORT, E.W. MENZEL
35 - Mother-infant Separation in Monkeys: An Experimental Model, Pages 327-341, I.C. KAUFMAN
36 - The Development of Head Banging in a Young Rhesus Monkey, Pages 343-349, C.A. LEVISON
37 - Stereotyped Behavior and Cage Size, Pages 353-356, W.A. DRAPER, I.S. BERNSTEIN
38 - Some Effects of Different Test Cages on Response “Strategies” during Leverpress Escape, Pages 357-365, H. DAVIS, S. KENNEY
39 - Circadian Susceptibility to Animal Hypnosis, Pages 367-371, J.W. TERNES
40 - Schedule-induced Drinking as a Function of Interpellet Interval, Pages 373-377, J.D. KEEHN, V.A. COLOTLA
41 - Animal Clinical Psychology: A Modest Proposal, Pages 381-387, D.S. TUBER, D. HOTHERSALL, V.L. VOITH
42 - Breaking the Killing Habit in Dogs by Inhibiting the Conditioned Reflex, Pages 389-390, G.G. MERRILL
43 - Monkey Psychiatrists, Pages 391-399, S.J. SUOMI, H.F. HARLOW, W.T. McKINNEY
44 - Alleviation of Learned Helplessness in the Dog, Pages 401-409, M.E.P. SELIGMAN, S.F. MAIER, J. GEER
Author Index, Pages 411-418
Subject Index, Pages 419-422