Psychology 312-2 (Neurobiology & Behavior-2) Dr. J.P. Rosenfeld 206 Cresap, ext. 3629 COURSE OUTLINE AND READING GUIDE: 2009 Week Topic Readings 1 Neural Coding Carlson 65, Ch 9 * b. electrophysiological correlates of behavior Donchin et. al. 103 @ (concluded from C12-1) Neville et al. 104 @ Hugdahl 109, chapter 1, 6, * 2-3 c. behavioral correlates of electrophysiology ("Brain Wave Biofeedback") and other psychophysiological applications Hugdahl 109, chapter 2, 6, 11, 12 . * Rosenfeld et al. 72 @ Rosenfeld 97 * Rosenfeld & Baehr 108 * Rosenfeld et. al. 107 * On Web page Hatch 95 all @ Res 4 Gross Anatomical Substrates LASHLEY 1 pp. 27-75*; res of Behavior, especially learning and memory, from CLARK et. al. 74 @ res an evolutionary point of view Carlson 65, Ch 11, 13 * Rosenblith 13, Ch. 15 5 Motivation: I Homestasis Cannon 21 @ Richter 24 res @Gross & Ziegler 11m 136-169 @ ------------------midterm cutoff------------------------------------------------ Week Topic Readings 6 II The Reticular formation: Arousal Carlson 65, Ch 13, 15, 18 * Gross & Zeigler 11m 215-230 @ 7 III Limbic System a) Eating, Drinking, Love 8-9 b) Pleasure, Pain Gross & Zeigler 11m 249-253 @ Analgesia Aggression 77-105 @ 10 MILNER res @ Melzack 100 Res@ Rosenfeld 102 res * WHITEHORN & BURGESS 47@ NATHAN & Rudge 50 @ res. Le BARS, 93, res @ * - required of everybody, refers to whole line res = on reserve @ - strongly recommendBasic References for C12-1 and 2. 1. Lashley: Brain Mechanisms and Intelligence. Hover (paper). 2. Beach, Hebb, Morgan & Nissen (Eds.) Neurosychology of Lashley. McGraw-Hill, 1960. 3. Isaacson (Ed.) Basic Readings in Neuropsychology. Harper-Row, 1964. 4. John, E.R. Mechanisms of Memory. Academic Press. 5. Neff, W.D. Contributions to Sensory Physiology. Vol. I & II, Academic Press. 6. Russell (Ed.) Frontiers in Physiological Psychology. (All Vols. to date) Academic Press. 7. Stellar et. al. (Eds.) Progress in Physiological Psychology. (All Vols. to date) 8. Gatz (Ed.) Manter's Clinical Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology. Davis & Co. 9. Ruch et. al. (Eds.) Neurophysiology. Saunders, most recent edition. 10. Thompson, R.F. Foundations of Physiological Psychology. Harper & Row. 11. Gross & Zeigler (Eds.) Readings in Physiological Psychology. (All Vols.) 12. Landauer (Ed.) 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Norton, 1963 (paper). 22. Purpura, D.P. Nature of Electrocortical Potentials etc. International Review of Neurobiology, Vol. I, pp. 47-163, 1959. 23. Bishop in J. Nervous and Mental Disease. Vol. 128, #2, p.80, 1959. 24. Richter. Harvey Lecture, 38, 1943. 25. Teitelbaum & Epstein The Lateral Hypothalamic Syndrome. Psychological Review, 69, 1962, p.74. 26. Crosby, Humphrey, & Lauer (Eds.) Correlative Anatomy of the Nervous System. MacMillan Co. 27. Whalen et. al. (Eds.) The Neural Control of Behavior. Academic Press, 1970. 28. Steriade. Int. Rev. Neurobiol., 1970. 29. Skinner. Neurosciences: a laboratory manual, 1971, Philadelphia: Sanders and Co. (paper). 30. Cooper, Bloom, and Roth. The Biochemical Basis of Neuropharmacology (5th ed.) Oxford University Press, 1986. 31. Phillips, M.I. (Ed.) Brain Unit Activity During Behavior, Charles C. Thomas, publishers, 1973. 32. G.M. Shepherd, The synaptic Organization of the Brain, Oxford University Press, 1974. 33. Engel and Woody: Effects of Character anbd Significance etc. J. Neurophysiol., 35, 220-229, 1972. 34. Woody and Engel: Changes in Unit Activity etc. J. Neurophysiol., 35, 230-241, 1972. 35. Woody and Yarowsky: Conditioned Eye Blink, etc. J. Neurophysiol., 35, 242-252, 1972. 36. John, E.R.: Switchboard versus Statistical Theories of Learning and Memory. Science, 177, 850-864, 1972. 37. John et. al. Neural Readout from Memory. J. Neurophysiol., 36, 893-825, 1973. 38. Bindra's critical letter and Dr. John's reply. Science, 181, 684-686, 1973.39. Olds, J., Disterhoft, J., Segal, M., Kornblith, C., and Hirsh, R. Learning centers of the rat brain mapped by measuring the latencies of conditioned unit responses. Journal of Neurophysiology, 35, 202-219, 1972. 40. Patterson et. al.: Effects of a classical conditioning paradigm... in spainl cats. J. Comp. Physiol. Psych., 84, 88-98, 1973. 41. Axelrod, Neurotransmitters, Scientific American, 30, 58-71, 1974. 42. 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