The Psychophysiology of Thinking. Studies of Covert Processes

Content: 
Inside Front Cover, Page ifcii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
List of Contributors, Pages xiii-xiv
Preface, Pages xv-xvi
CHAPTER ONE - Electrophysiology of Mental Activities and Introduction to The Psychological Process of Thinking, Pages 3-31, EDMUND JACOBSON
CHAPTER TWO - The Operant Conditioning of the Electrical Activity of the Brain as a Method for Controlling Neural and Mental Processes, Pages 35-68, A.H. BLACK
CHAPTER THREE - Evoked Potentials of the Brain Related to Thinking, Pages 69-108, ROBERT M. CHAPMAN
CHAPTER FOUR - Objective EEG Methods for Studying Covert Shifts of Visual Attention, Pages 109-151, THOMAS MULHOLLAND
CHAPTER FIVE - The Psychophysiology of Mental Activity during Sleep, Pages 153-205, ALLAN RECHTSCHAFFEN
CHAPTER SIX - Lateral Specialization of Cerebral Function in the Surgically Separated Hemispheres, Pages 209-229, R.W. SPERRY
CHAPTER SEVEN - The Role of Consciousness and Cognition in Autonomic Behavior Change, Pages 233-262, WILLIAM W. GRINGS
CHAPTER EIGHT - Psychophysiological Correlates of Imagery, Pages 263-295, ALLAN PAIVIO
CHAPTER NINE - Hallucinations: An Experimental Approach, Pages 299-342, RALPH F. HEFFERLINE, LOUIS J.J. BRUNO, JANET A. CAMP
CHAPTER TEN - Electrical Measurement of Covert Processes as an Explication of “Higher Mental Events”, Pages 343-385, F.J. McGUIGAN
CHAPTER ELEVEN - Biofeedback Techniques and the Conditions for Hallucinatory Activity, Pages 387-414, JOHANN STOYVA
CHAPTER TWELVE - Central Processes Controlling Speech Production during Sleep and Waking, Pages 417-448, PETER F. MacNEILAGE, LINDA A. MacNEILAGE
CHAPTER THIRTEEN - Psychophysiological Correlates of Meaning: Essences or Tracers?, Pages 449-492, CHARLES E. OSGOOD, F.J. McGUIGAN
CHAPTER FOURTEEN - Final Open Discussion, Pages 493-498
Author Index, Pages 499-506
Subject Index, Pages 507-511