Titlebook: Energetics and Human Information Processing; G. Robert J. Hockey,Anthony W. K. Gaillard,Michael Book 1986 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dor

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The Concept of Energy in Psychological Theoryhaviour”, published in 1948. In this book he acknowledges his debt to Titchener, who first suggested to Freeman that physiological study might aid in understanding the relation of motivation to behaviour. In this chapter we first trace the intellectual background to the energetic concept as employed

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Psychopharmacological and Neurobiological Aspects of the Energetics of Information Processingentia of the Alzheimer type (SDAT) (see Rossor, 1981) and perhaps even Korsakoff’s syndrome (Mair & McEntee, 1983) are accompanied by changes in certain neurotransmitter systems of subcortical origin which innervate forebrain regions, including neocortex, hippocampus and the basal ganglia. These neu

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Behavioural Efficiency: A Biological Link Between Informational and Energetic Processesossibilities for linking the energetic concepts of information processing models to the biophysical processes of energy metabolism arise from studies of regional variations in brain blood flow and metabolism during mental work (eg Roland & Friburg, 1985). However, controversy persists regarding the

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Responses to Stress: An Interdisciplinary Approachnt . and have to be decoded to find the disease they refer to. Thus, one usually resorts to biological and psychophysiological indices which seem more “objective” than the accurate measures of performance. In contrast, in the cognitive psychology field, one usually mistrusts biological indices which

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Energetical States Underlying Task Performance… what an environmental or bodily change does to our behaviour”. The nature of the changes concerns a wide score of conditions, including “real” environmental factors, such as noise, heat and vibration, and “real” bodily factors, such as those caused by drug administration, sleep loss and biological

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