Progress in Psychobiology and Physiological Psychology

Contents

Contributors

Preface

Contents of Recent Volumes

Satiety, Specifications, and Stop Rules: Feeding as Voluntary Action

I. Introduction

II. Postingestive Satiety

III. Oral Satiety

IV. Control of Voluntary Movements

V. Applications, Implications, and Speculations: Some Feeding Phenomena

VI. The Search for Substrates

VII. Conclusions

References

Drinking Elicited by Eating

I. Introduction

II. Abdominal Vagus as a Strategic Point of Entry

III. Pharmacological Probe for Drinking Elicited by Histamine

IV. Histaminergic Control of Drinking Elicited by Eating

V. Working Hypothesis for Histaminergic Control of Food-Related Drinking

VI. Interrelation of Histaminergic and Other Controls of Food-Related Drinking

VII. Formulation

VIII. Summary

References

Neural Substrates of Aggression and Rage in the Cat

I. Introduction

II. The Anatomy of Aggressive Behavior

III. Modulation of Aggressive Behavior by the Limbic-Midbrain Axis

IV. Neuropharmacological Studies of Aggressive Behavior

V. Summary and Conclusions

References

Investigating the Neural Circuitry of Brain Stimulation Reward

I. Introduction

II. Constraints from Psychophysical Studies

III. Constraints from Studies of Regional Brain Metabolism

IV. Constraints from Lesion Studies

V. Pharmacological Constraints on Medial Forebrain Bundle Reward

VI. Looking to the Future

References

Author Index

Subject Index