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100	1		_aWagner, Hugh L.
245	1	0	_aPhysiological psychology _h[[Book] /] _cH. Wagner and K. Silber.
260			_aLondon ; _aNew York : _bBIOS Scientific Publishers : _bTaylor & Francis, _c2004.
300			_ax, 262 p. : _bill. ; _c24 cm.
490	1		_aInstant notes
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [247]-256) and index.
505	0	0	_tAbbreviations -- _tPreface -- _gsection A. The. _tscience of physiological psychology -- _gPsychology and biology -- _gsection B. _tNeural conduction and synaptic transmission -- _gThe. _tcomponents of the nervous system -- _tTransmission of the nerve impulse -- _tSynaptic transmission -- _gsection C. The. _tcentral nervous system -- _gThe. _tanatomy of the central nervous system -- _tLocalization of cortical function -- _tHemispheric lateralization -- _tBrain damage and recovery -- _gsection D. The. _tperipheral nervous system -- _gThe. _tsomatic nervous system -- _gThe. _tautonomic nervous system -- _gsection E. The. _tendocrine system -- _tHormones and their action -- _gThe. _tpituitary gland -- _gThe. _tadrenal glands -- _gThe. _tpancreas -- _gThe. _tthyroid and parathyroid glands -- _gThe. _tgonads -- _gThe. _tother glands -- _gsection F. _tPsychopharmacology -- _gThe. _tprinciples of drug action -- _tSites of drug action -- _tPsychoactive drugs -- _tTolerance and dependence -- _gsection G. _tVision -- _gThe. _tvisual system -- _tCoding in the retina and lateral geniculate nucleus -- _tCoding in the visual cortex -- _tTwo visual systems -- _gsection H. _tAudition -- _gThe. _tauditory system -- _tCoding for pitch and timbre -- _gThe. _tlocalization of sound -- _gsection I. _tOther senses -- _gThe. _tsomatosensory system -- _tTaste and smell : the chemical senses -- _gsection J. _tMovement -- _tMuscles and reflexes -- _tControl of movement by the brain -- _gsection K. _tBiological rhythms and sleep -- _gThe. _tnature of sleep and dreams -- _gThe. _tfunctions of sleep -- _tMechanisms of sleep and arousal -- _tBiological rhythms -- _tDisruptions of sleep and rhythms -- _gsection L. _tRegulations of internal states -- _tHomeostasis -- _tThirst and drinking -- _gsection M. _tEating -- _tDigestion, energy use and storage -- _tPhysiological mechanisms in eating -- _tDietary choice and psychological factors -- _tWeight control and its disorders -- _gsection N. _tReproductive behavior -- _tReproductive and sexual differentiation -- _tHormonal control of sexual behavior -- _tNeural mechanisms in sexual behavior -- _tparental behavior -- _gsection O. _tEmotion -- _tPeripheral factors in emotion -- _tCentral mechanisms in emotion -- _tEmotional expression -- _tAggression -- _tStress and psychosomatic illness -- _gsection P. _tLearning and memory -- _gThe. _tnature of learning and memory -- _tClassical and instrumental conditioning -- _tBrain structures involved in memory -- _gThe. _tneural basis of learning and memory -- _tAmnesia -- _gsection Q. _tLanguage -- _tLanguage and its disorders -- _gThe. _tneural basis of language -- _gsection R. _tPsychopathology -- _tSchizophrenia -- _tMood disorders -- _tAnxiety disorders -- _tReferences -- _tFurther reading -- _tIndex.
520			_aInstant Notes in Physiological Psychology is a student-friendly guide to this core, but often daunting, subject. This book: presents core material in a way that can be easily understood by students of all backgrounds; demonstrates how mental activities depend on physiological processes; concentrates on hyuman psychology and illustrates descriptions with real examples; describes the nervous and endocrine systems in sufficient detail for the student to be able to understand how psychological processes depend on them; and discusses issues concerned witht he place of human beings in the natural world (evolution), and the use of physiological explanations for psychological phenomena (reductionism). - Cover.
521			_aAll Ages.
650		0	_aPsychophysiology _vOutlines, syllabi, etc.
700	1		_aSilber, Kevin, _d1959-
830		0	_aInstant notes series.
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