Titlebook: Limbic and Autonomic Nervous Systems Research; Leo V. DiCara Book 1974 Plenum Press, New York 1974 brain.cortex.growth.muscle.nervous syst

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A Psychobiological Perspective on the Cardiovascular Systemeart, rate and contractile force, and deals with two interrelated questions. First, can cardiovascular activity tell us anything about behavioral processes? This is the traditional approach of using a biological event as an index of some behavioral state or process. Second, can behavioral processes

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Factors Influencing the Specificity of Voluntary Cardiovascular Control equivalent growth in the theoretical or conceptual superstructure relating to these phenomena. Although the phenomena reported in this literature may be described by existing theories of learned control, the resultant assimilation leaves much to be desired. This is true in terms of a conceptual cla

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Cultivated Low Arousal—An Antistress Response?show physiological hyperarousal in one or several bodily systems. A complementary hypothesis has been that frequently stressed (or overreactive individuals) are likely to lose the ability to relax well; i.e., to shift into a low arousal condition.

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because it includes representative research problems on a variety of topics, and significant for the mature investigator, because it can help bring him up to date on specific topics in limbic and autonomic nervous system research, an area which has undergone spectacular growth, particularly during