Progress in Psychobiology and Physiological Psychology

Contents
Preface v
Carbohydrates Do Not Always Produce Satiety: An Explanation of the Appetite and Hunger-Stimulating Effects of Hexoses
I. Introduction
II. Mayer's Glucostatic Theory of Hunger
III. Previous Research Leading to the Hypothesis That Carbohydrates Can Stimulate Appetite and Hunger
IV. Recent Studies of the Role of Carbohydrates in Stimulating Appetite and Hunger
V. Summary and Conclusions
References
How Running Accelerates Growth
I. Introduction
II. Discovery of the Phenomenon
III. Hormonal Manifestations of Growth
IV. Nutritional Support for the Growth
V. Search for Brain Circuitry
VI. Ecological Perspective: Biological Significance of Voluntary Running
VII. Life Span Perspective: Exercise and the Neuroendocrine Clock for Aging
VIII. Neuroendocrine Consequences of Exercise: Implications for Running Humans
References
Limbic—Motor Integration
I. Introduction
II. Classical Examples of Limbic Influence on Behavior
III. Axonal Tracer Studies of Limbic-Motor Connections
IV. The Mesencephalic Locomotor Region
V. Functional Studies
VI. A Dopamine "Gating" Mechanism
VII. Limbic-Motor Integration: Future Prospects
VIII. Summary
References
Brain Monoaminergic Unit Activity in Behaving Animals
I. Introduction
II. Serotonergic (5HT) Neurons
III. Noradrenergic (NE) Neurons
IV. Dopaminergic (DA) Neurons
V. Discussion
References
Neurobiology of an Attribute Model of Memory
I. Introduction
II. Attribute Model of Memory: Psychological Aspects
III. Attribute Model of Memory: Neural Aspects
IV. Data-Based Memory System
V. Expectancy-Based Memory System
VI. Dynamic Aspects
VII. Summary
References
Index