Neural Bases of Violence and AggressionWilliam Straus Fields, William Herbert Sweet |
Contents
Chapter | 5 |
PATTERNED REFLEXES DURING CENTRALLY ELICITED | 41 |
BRAIN LESIONS AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR OF MONKEYS | 146 |
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abnormal activity adult aggres aggressive behavior amygdala amygdaloid amygdalotomy androgen aneuploids animals associated attack behavior behavior disorder brain disease brainstem Breggin cells changes chlordiazepoxide clinical cortex crime criminal cytogenetic delinquency dihydrotestosterone drugs effects electrical stimulation electrodes electroencephalogram elicited endocrine epileptic episodic Ervin evidence experience experimental female frequency frontal function genetic Gloor havior hippocampus homicide hormones Hospital hostility human hypothalamus increased individual inhibition interaction involved Klinefelter's Syndrome Lancet lesions limbic system lobotomy male mechanisms medial mental mice monkeys neural system Neurological neurons normal nucleus occur offenders operation organism patients pattern Physiol physiological plasma polyploid population primidone prison problem produce Psychiat Psychiatry psychological psychosurgery rage rats response result seizures sex chromosomal sexual social society specific subculture suggested surgery Symposium syndrome temporal epilepsy temporal lobe epilepsy testosterone thalamus tion tissues treatment violent behavior XYY syndrome