Titlebook: Recent Advances in Biological Psychiatry; Volume IV: The Proce Joseph Wortis (Associate Clinical Professor of Psy Conference proceedings 19

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The Traditional and the New in Pavlov’s Theory of “Higher Nervous Activity”ality against the objective-public reality has been traditional in Russian scientific thought and is particularly clear and sharp in Pavlov’s work. Of the measurable, public reality one is the measurer; of the immense (not measurable) reality of the private self one is the measure.

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The Traditional and the New in Pavlov’s Theory of “Higher Nervous Activity”stomarily dated to Sechenov, Pavlov’s teacher; the new phase has emerged since the Revolution of 1917. The contraposition of the subjective-private reality against the objective-public reality has been traditional in Russian scientific thought and is particularly clear and sharp in Pavlov’s work. Of

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Salivary Conditional Reflexes in Mannses described by Pavlov in animals with those in man. In addition to changes in the conditional reactions, the series of fluctuations that characterize the salivary curve in eucrasia are modified in abnormal states. A low flat curve tends to be associated with depression of spirits; a high flat cur

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The Conditional Psychogalvanic Reflex: Its Contribution to Psychiatric Diagnosisal reversal of the responses to excitatory and inhibitory stimuli is an objective positive diagnostic sign of organic or toxic disturbance of the nervous system, chronic schizophrenia, or depression. By contrast, neurotic anxiety states show enhanced responses with poor differentiation and other exc

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Awareness of Stimulus Relationships and Physiological Generality of Response in Autonomic Discriminatwo phases of our interests in conditioned autonomic discrimination in man. The first phase concerns subjective awareness, or the ability to verbalize essential aspects of the experimental situation. The second concerns the physiological generality, or the amount of spread among organs, of autonomic

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The Fixed Action Pattern: Empirical Properties and Theoretical Implicationsdefinitely not from a theory. This is a fact that we do not want to be forgotten.” The discovery to which Lorenz referred was made independently at the beginning of the present century by two zoologists, Charles Whitman and Oskar Heinroth. What they discovered was that certain behavior patterns are

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