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Psychotropic Drugs and Experimental Psychiatryctions. The word “psychotropic” is useful since it identifies in a general fashion a whole group of natural or artificially occurring substances that modify behavior. Whether they depress, stimulate, or deviate the mental energies or produce a state of stimulation, relaxation, or delusion, it is pos

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On a Proposed Theory for the Mechanism of Action of Serotonin in Brainrodie and Shore [1, 2] proposed in an interesting hypothesis that 5-hydroxytryptamine (serotonin or 5-HT) and norepinephrine might act as the main neurohumors of the trophotropic and ergotropic systems in brain. Much of the recent data from Brodie’s laboratories have been explained in terms of this

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Some Acute and Chronic Biochemical Responses to Electroconvulsive Therapyof action. Considerable theorizing and investigation have produced a number of postulated mechanisms for electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), among the more popular being the suggestion that therapeutic response is reflected and perhaps mediated by the autonomic nervous system [1, 2]. Increased activity

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Psychotropic Drugs and Experimental Psychiatrysible to classify them clinically in a rather simple fashion, at least until a more scientific classification becomes possible which will allow one to correlate psychological changes with chemical formulas and to selectively localize their site of action in the brain and their intracerebral metabolism.

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Ivan Petrovich Pavlovso in Russia are Ivanov-Smolensky, Krasnogorsky, and Speransky, but all of these men are, as I hear, too feeble to work. During the past two years three eminent pupils of PavlovBykov, Orbeli, and Vollorth— have died.

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The Fixed Action Pattern: Empirical Properties and Theoretical Implicationsctures. Behavior patterns having the same or similar properties were subsequently identified in a number of vertebrate and invertebrate forms and were designated as “instinctive movements” (Erbkoordinationen) by Lorenz and as “fixed actions patterns” (FAPs) by most other ethologists.

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