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Carlson N.R. — Physiology of Behavior
Carlson N.R. — Physiology of Behavior



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Название: Physiology of Behavior

Автор: Carlson N.R.

Аннотация:

This edition introduces increased coverage of evolution and the human brain. Carlson's Seventh Edition of Physiology of Behavior continues its tradition as the most comprehensive, current, and teachable book for physiological psychology. This classic incorporates the latest discoveries in the rapidly changing fields of neuroscience and physiological psychology and offers the most comprehensive and integrative coverage of research and theory in contemporary behavioral neuroscience. Thoughtfully organized, it offers scholarly-yet-accessible coverage and effectively emphasizes the dynamic interaction between biology and behavior. Collaboration with a talented artist has provided beautiful, accurate, and informative full-color illustrations that further enhance the appeal to both students and professors alike. Includes a FREE Neuroscience Animations CD-ROM.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Психология/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Издание: seventh edition

Год издания: 2001

Количество страниц: 699

Добавлена в каталог: 16.03.2007

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Предметный указатель
Meninges      67 68
Meninges, layers of      67f 68
Menstrual cycle      312
Menstrual cycle, and aggressiveness      367
Menstrual cycle, neuroendocrine control of      312—313 313f
Menstrual cycle, synchronization of      319
Mercaptoacetate (MA)      398
Mercer J.G.      411
Meredith M.      317
Mereu G.      597
Merkel's disk      222 222f 223f
Mesencephalic locomotor region      267—268
Mesencephalon      72 73f 73f 85—86 87f
Mesocortical system      114 115f 458
Mesolimbic system      113 458 459—460
Mesolimbic system, and schizophrenia symptoms      531
Mesolimbic system, cocaine use and      595
Mesopontine reticular formation      289
Messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA)      30—31
Messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA), in protein synthesis      31 32f
Mesulam M.-M.      461 513
Metabolic activity of brain, recording of      146—148 147f 148f 149f
Metabolic activity of brain, sleep deprivation and changes in      278
Metabolism      393—396
Metabolism, absorptive phase of      395f 396 397
Metabolism, effect of leptin on      404
Metabolism, efficiency of, differences in      415
Metabolism, fasting phase of      394 395 395f
Metabolism, peptide neurotransmitters involved in      421f—422f
Metabotropic glutamate receptor      121
Metabotropic receptors      54 55f 55—56
Metcalf D.      288
Metencephalon      72 73f 73t 86—88
Meterissian G.      559
Methadone maintenance      606
Method acting      356
Methyl palmoxirate (MP)      398
Methylene blue      137
Methylphenidate (Ritalin)      115
Methylphenidate (Ritalin), and schizophrenia symptoms      530
Methylphenidate (Ritalin), for narcolepsy      294
Metter E.J.      499
Meyer J.S.      109
Meyer T.      437
Meyer W.J.      368
Meyer-Bahlburg H.E.      322
MFB      See Medial forebrain bundle
MGm      450
MGm, in conditioned emotional response      450—451 451f
Micevych P.E.      329
Michael R.P.      314
Microdialysis      149 149f
Microelectrode(s)      40 40f 41f 145
Microelectrode(s), construction of      145 145f
Microelectrode(s), recording of neural activity with      145—146 146f
Microglia      37
Microiontophoresis      151 152f
Micrometer (mm)      36
Micropipette, multibarreled      151 152f
Microscopy, electron      137—138 138f
Microscopy, two-photon laser scanning      432 435f
Microtome      136—137 137f
Micturition      375
Miczek K.A.      364 368—369
Midbrain      85—86 87f See
Middle cerebral artery      69f
Middle ear      202
Middle ear, evolution of      15 16f
Midsagittal plane      66 67
Miele L.      367
Miezin F.M.      193
Mikulincer M.      574
Milk production      333
Miller E.K.      445 447
Miller M.T.      567
Miller N.E.      20
Miller R.      446
Miller W.M.      487
Miller, Neal      457
Milner A.D.      197—198
Milner B.      468—471
Milner P.      457
Milner, Peter      457
Minard A.      279
Mind-body question      2
Mindus P.      563
Mineralocorticoid      570
Mirmiran M.      280
Mirror neurons      194 196 511
Mirror-drawing task      471 471f
Miselis R.R.      331 384
Miserendino M.J.      451—452
Mishkin M.      184 187 196—197 442 488
Mitchell J.E.      420
Mitchison G.      279
Mitler M.M.      294
Mitochondria      31f 31—32
Mitral cells      236—237 238f
Mitsuno K.      489
Miyashita Y.      488 489
Miyauchi S.      275
Mizoguchi K.      573
MK-801      542
MK-869, effects on depression      550 550f
Moclobemide      118 119
Moclobemide, effect on noradrenergic synapses      119f
Model (scientific)      9
Modesto-Lowe W.      608
Mogenson G.J.      387—388
Moghaddam B.      459 593
Mohr J.P.      471 492
Mok D.      387
Moldin S.O.      544
Molecules, diffusion of      42
Molinari M.      502
Mollon J.D.      172
Moltz H.      335
Mombaerts P.      238
Monaghan D.T.      440
Mondragon M.      319
Money J.      308 321—322 324—325 328
Monism      2
Moniz, Egas      347—348
Monoamine hypothesis, of depression      547—550
Monoamine oxidase (MAO)      115 116
Monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitors      545 549
Monoamine oxidase (MAO), in dopaminergic terminal buttons      116f
Monoamine(s)      113—121 See
Monosodium glutamate (MSG), taste of      233
Monosynaptic stretch reflex      247—249 248 248f 251
Monosynaptic stretch reflex, role in postural control      249 249f
Monozygotic (identical) twins      158
Monozygotic (identical) twins, dichorionic      538 538f
Monozygotic (identical) twins, discordance for schizophrenia in      537—538
Monozygotic (identical) twins, monochorionic      538 538f
Montague C.T.      416
Montero S.      570
Monti-Bloch L.      319
Mood disorders      544—555
Mood, REM sleep and      552
Mood, sleep deprivation and      553—554
Mook D.      390
Moore R.M.      279 288 295 297—298 301 328
Moore-Ede M.C.      302
Moore-GiUon M.J.      382
Mora R.      461
Morales F.R.      290
Moran T.H.      403
Morgan S.      337
Mori T.      501
Morin L.P.      301
Morley J.E.      410
Morphine, dose-response curve for      102f
Morphine, effects of      97 101
Morphine, vs. aspirin      102
Morphine, vs. heroin      100 585
Morris J.S.      355
Morris N.M.      320—321
Morris R.      368
Morris R.G.      438 484
Morse J.R.      234—235
Morton J.      565
Moscovitch M.      191 357 443
Moss R.L.      318
Motion sickness      220
Motivation, brain structures responsible for      81
Motor association cortex      80f 80—81 See
Motor cortex      See also Motor association cortex; Primary motor cortex
Motor cortex, organization of      252—254
Motor endplate      245
Motor homunculus      253f
Motor learning      426—427 427f
Motor learning, neural pathways involved in      452—457
Motor memories, in Broca's area      499
Motor neurons      27
Motor neurons, alpha      243 244 244f 249 250
Motor neurons, gamma      244 244f 249—250
Motor pathways      254—257 2581
Motor pathways, lateral group      254—256 256f
Motor pathways, ventromedial group      254 256—257 257f
Motor unit      244
Motta W.      591
Mountcastle W.B.      225 259
Mounting medium      137
Mountjoy K.G.      417
Mouth, satiety receptors in      388—389 389f
Movement, control of      242—268
Movement, control of, basal ganglia and      260—265
Movement, control of, brain structures responsible for      82 251—268
Movement, control of, cerebellar      265—267 266f 267f
Movement, control of, cortical      254f 254—257
Movement, control of, reflex      247—251
Movement, control of, reticular formation and      267—268
Movement, perception of      193—196
MP      See Methyl palmoxirate
MPA      See Medial preoptic area
MPRF      See Medial pontine reticular formation
MPTP      263
MRI      See Magnetic resonance imaging
mRNA      See Messenger ribonucleic acid
Mrosovsky N.      298
MSG      See Monosodium glutamate
MST region      193—194
Mucha R.F.      591
Mukhametov L.M.      276 282
Muller D.      435
Muller, Johannes      9—10 10f
Mullerian system      306 307f
Mullerian system, development of      307 308
Multibarreled micropipette      151 152f
Multipolar neurons      28 28f 29
Multiunit smooth muscle      246
Munro J.F.      418
Murdoch D.      364
Murison R.      342
Murphy A.Z.      329
Murphy J.M.      605
Murphy P.J.      283
Murray A.M.      533
Murray E.A.      488
Murray R.      530
Murray S.      368
Muscarine      112
Muscarine, effect on acetylcholinergic synapses      112f
Muscarinic receptors      112 113
Muscimol      124
Muscle spindles      243 244f
Muscle spindles, efferent control of      249
Muscle(s)      243—247
Muscle(s), antigravity      243
Muscle(s), cardiac      246
Muscle(s), contraction of      245 245f
Muscle(s), facial, feedback from      360
Muscle(s), paralysis of, during REM sleep      273 274 290 294
Muscle(s), sensory feedback from      245—246 247f
Muscle(s), skeletal      243—246 244f
Muscle(s), smooth      246
Museo G.      597
Mushiake H.      456
Mutations      13f 13—14
Mutations, of extra gene      76
Mutations, targeted      159
Mutism, akinetic      350
Muzio I.N.      279—280
Myasthenia gravis      111
Myelencephalon      72 73 73t 88
Myelin sheath      28 28f 36
Myelin sheath, advantages of      48
Myelin sheath, conduction of action potential in      47—48 49f
Myelin sheath, formation of      36—37 37f
Myers M.P.      301
Myers R.D.      410 606
Myofibril      244
myosin      244
Myosin cross bridges      244 245 245f
Myosin filaments, in auditory cilia      205 207 209f
Myosin filaments, in muscle contraction      244 245f
Myosin filaments, in muscle fiber      244f
Nadeau S.E.      500
Nader M.A.      589
Naeser M.A.      499
Nafe J.P.      223
Nagatani S.      310
Nair S.M.      572
Nakahara D.      459
Nakamura J.      226
Nakamura T.      237
Nakano I.      448
Naloxone      126 127 593
Naloxone, and placebo effect      103 103f
Naloxone, in addiction therapy      606—607
Naloxone, with electroconvulsive therapy      546
Naltrexone      601
Naltrexone, in addiction therapy      606—608 608f
Nambu T.      409
Naranjo C.A.      607
Narayan S.S.      212
Narcolepsy      293—294
Nath R.      228
Nathan R.S.      560
Nathans J.      173
Natural killer cells      577
Natural selection      13—14
Nauru islanders, obesity in      415—416
Nauta W.J.      234 286
Navigational tasks      482—487
ne      See Norepinephrine
Neale J.M.      560 579
Neanderthals      16 17
Neat      See Nonexercise activity thermogenesis
Ned J.V.      415
Nef P.      238
Negative afterimage      175 175f
Negative feedback      372 373
Negative reinforcement      586
Negative reinforcement, and drug addiction      586—587
Negative symptoms of schizophrenia      529 529f 534
Negative symptoms of schizophrenia, PCP abuse and      540—541
Negative symptoms of schizophrenia, relation with positive symptoms      539—542
Nelson J.      517
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