Ciba Foundation Symposium - Neurological Basis of Behaviour

Content:
Chapter 1 Chairman's Opening Remarks (pages 1–3): G. W. Harris
Chapter 2 Early Development of Ideas Relating the Mind with the Brain (pages 4–27): H. W. Magoun
Chapter 3 The Behaviour of Nerve Cells (pages 28–54): J. C. Eccles
Chapter 4 The Behaviour of Chronically Decerebrate Cats (pages 55–75): Philip Bard and Martin B. Macht
Chapter 5 An Appraisal of the Effects of Diencephalic Stimulation of Conscious Animals in Terms of Normal Behaviour (pages 76–89): B. Andersson, P. A. Jewell and S. Larsson
Chapter 6 The Effects Upon Behaviour of Lesions in the Dorsomedial and Anterior Thalamic Nuclei of Cat and Monkey (pages 90–104): J. B. Brierley and Elisabeth Beck
Chapter 7 Correlated Effects in Behaviour and Electrical Brain Activity Evoked by Stimulation of the Reticular System, Thalamus and Rhinencephalon in the Conscious Animal (pages 105–123): Marcel Monnier and R. Tissot
Chapter 8 Selective Effects of Drives and Drugs on “Reward” Systems of the Brain (pages 124–148): J. Olds
Chapter 9 The Role of the Temporal Cortex in Recall of Past Experience and Interpretation of the Present (pages 149–174): Wilder Penfield
Chapter 10 “The Temporal Lobe Syndrome” Produced by Bilateral Ablations (pages 175–186): Heinrich Kluver
Chapter 11 Some Basic Mechanisms of the Translation of Bodily Needs into Behaviour (pages 187–203): P. C. Dell
Chapter 12 Neurological Basis of Responses to Stress (pages 204–221): C. P. Richter
Chapter 13 The Rhinencephalon and Behaviour (pages 222–235): John D. Green
Chapter 14 Neurological Site of Action of Stilboestrol in Eliciting Sexual Behaviour (pages 236–254): G. W. Harris, G. W. Harris, R. P. Michael and Patricia P. Scott
Chapter 15 Some Aspects of the Neurophysiological Basis of Conditioned Reflexes and Behaviour (pages 255–276): Henri Gastaut
Chapter 16 Patterns of Cortical Neuronal Discharge During Conditioned Responses IN Monkeys (pages 277–294): H. Jasper, G. F. Ricci and B. Doane
Chapter 17 The Electrical Activity of Cortical Neurones in Relation to Behaviour, as Studied with Microelectrodes in Unrestrained Cats (pages 295–302): J. L. Malcolm
Chapter 18 Drug Effects in Relation to Receptor Specificity within the Brain: Some Evidence and Provisional Formulation (pages 303–336): J. Elkes
Chapter 19 Brain Enzymes and Adaptive Behaviour (pages 337–358): Mark R. Rosenzweig, David Krech and Edward L. Bennett
Chapter 20 The Relevance of Some Neurophysiological Data to Behaviour Disorders (pages 359–387): S. L. Sherwood