BehaviorPhysiology

Physiology of behavior

by Neil R. CarlsonNot on Booklabria yet

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The first part of this book is concerned with foundations of the field, the second part with the sensory and motor systems, the third with classes of species-typcal behavior, and the fourth with learning.

Subjects: Behavior
Physiology
Human behavior
Psychophysiology
Nervous system
Anatomy & histology

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