Titlebook: Contributions to the Psychobiology of Aging; John E. Anderson,Howard J. Curtis,Roy L. Walford,R Book 1965 Springer Science+Business Media

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Chromosomal Changes and Aging particular emphasis upon the relation of brain weight and body size (Pearl, 1924; McCay et al., 1939; Shock, 1951; Sacher, 1959; Selye & Prioreschi, 1960; Walford, 1962; Comfort, 1963; Curtis, 1964).

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On Longevity Regarded as an Organized behaviorde by the biophysicists and biochemists, and that the essentially psychological modes of inquiry are limited to the subordinate role, socially useful though it may be, of describing the deterioration of mental abilities with age.