The neuropsychology of emotion /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
2000.
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| Series: | Series in affective science.
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Table of Contents:
- Neuropsychology of emotion and emotional disorders : an overview and research directions / Joan C. Borod and Nancy K. Madigan
- The epistemology of reason and affect / Ross W. Buck
- Anatomy and physiology of human emotion : vertical integration of brainstem, limbic, and cortical systems / Don M. Tucker, Douglas Derryberry, and Phan Luu
- Neuropsychological assessment of emotional processing in brain-damaged patients / Joan C. Borod ... [et al.]
- Neuroimaging approaches to the study of emotion / Mark S. George ... [et al.]
- Psychological models of emotion / Klaus R. Scherer
- A social cognitive neuroscience approach to emotion and memory / Kevin N. Ochsner and Daniel L. Schacter
- Neurobiology of emotion at a systems level / Ralph Adolphs and Antonio R. Damasio
- Neuropsychological theories of emotion / Guido Gainotti
- Elation, mania, and mood disorders : evidence from neurological disease / Robert G. Robinson and Facundo Manes
- Regional brain function in sadness and depression / Richard J. Davidson and Jeffrey Henriques
- Anxiety, stress, and cortical brain function / Jack B. Nitschke, Wendy Heller, and Gregory A. Miller
- Violence associated with anger and impulsivity / Angela Scarpa and Adrian Raine
- Differentiation of states and causes of apathy / Donald T. Stuss, Robert van Reekum, and Kelly J. Murphy
- Neurological disorders and emotional dysfunction / Kenneth M. Heilman ... [et al.]
- Rehabilitation of emotional deficits in neurological populations : a multidisciplinary perspective / Sarah A. Raskin, Ronald L. Bloom, and Joan C. Borod
- Emotional processing in schizophrenia : a focus on affective states / Christian G. Kohler, Ruben C. Gur, and Raquel E. Gur
- Therapeutic brain interventions in mood disorders and the nature of emotion / Sarah H. Lisanby and Harold A. Sackeim.