The Neuroscience of Animal Intelligence: From the Seahare to the Seahorse by Euan Macphail
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The Neuroscience of Animal Intelligence
The Neuroscience of Animal Intelligence
Summary
This is a critical survey of the physiological approach to learning, memory and intelligence in animals. Emphasis has been placed on the implications of physiological research for theories of the intelligence processes of animals.
The Neuroscience of Animal Intelligence Summary
Table of Contents
The physiological analysis of cognition; simple learning in simple systems; habituation in vertebrates; association formation in simple systems; association formation in vertebrates - the role of the cerebellum; - the role of the hippocampus; contextual learning; the fractionation of memory; unexplored avenues.
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GOR009888676
9780231061445
0231061447
The Neuroscience of Animal Intelligence: From the Seahare to the Seahorse by Euan Macphail
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Columbia University Press
1993-09-21
506
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