Titlebook: Hormonal Correlates of Behavior; Volume 2: An Organis Basil E. Eleftheriou,Richard L. Sprott Book 1975 Plenum Press, New York 1975 Laborato

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Hormones, Pheromones and Behavior,o bend. Rather, the hormone acts upon a number of structures and functions which, in turn, result in the expression of a behavior. The actions of hormones are limited to target organs within the body but, through influencing the expression of specific behaviors and external secondary sexual characte

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Pineal Gland and Behavior,ta been obtained hinting at its functions. Until the mid-1950’s, the accumulated evidence was inconclusive, highly variable and often contradictory. From clinical evidence and various experimental studies, however, the consensus seemed to be that modification of reproductive activity was the most co

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Biogenic Amines and Behavior: Activity and Avoidance Learning,from mental illness in humans, through social behavior, to investigation of activity levels in animal models. Discovery of the presence of these amines in specific regions of the brain and general acceptance of their involvement in neurotransmission or neuromodulation in the central nervous system (

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Hormones and Avoidance Learning,neurotransmitters could underlie the formation and maintenance of memory traces themselves and play a major role in the neural organization of information as well. Second, hormones can affect the learning process by altering the “internal state” of an organism in learning situations. Effects of this

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Motivational Effects of the Pituitary and Adrenal Hormones,haviors, only recently have the hormones of the pituitary and adrenal glands been viewed as behaviorally significant, thanks largely to the pioneering work of De Wied and his co-workers. As an index of the burgeoning interest in this area, review articles, conference summaries or major portions ther

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Basil E. Eleftheriou Ph.D.sign. Although the principal leader for this effort was myself, each of the committee members devoted equally in time and effort in the total preparation and conducting of the workshop. Members of the organizing committee included Dr. Klaus Breuer from disce and the University ofPaderbom (Germany),