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INTRODUCTION: The Psychopathology of Animal Life -- Section I: ANIMAL AND HUMAN PSYCHOPATHOLOGY -- 1. Psychosomatics in Veterinary Medicine / by L. CHERTOK and M. FONTAINE -- 2. Zoological Garden and Mental Hospital / by H. F. ELLENBERGER -- 3. Parallels Between Animal and Human Neuroses / by J. WOLPE -- 4. Experimental Psychiatry and the Humane Study of Fear / by W. M.S. RUSSELL and R. L. BURCH -- Section II: ORIGINS AND SYMPTOMATOLOGY IN PSYCHOPATHOLOGY -- 5. Neurotic Behavior / by H. S. LIDDELL -- 6. Animal Behavior and Mental Illness / by C. B. FERSTER -- 7. Stereotyped Activities Produced by Amphetamine in Several Animal Species and Man / by A. RANDRUP and I. MUNKVAD -- 8. Animal Model of Depression, I. Review of Evidence: Implications for Research / by W. T. McKINNEY and W. E. BUNNEY.
Section III: ANIMAL NEUROSES -- 9. Some Observations on Neurosis in Farm Animals / by P. G. CROFT -- 10. Spontaneous Neurosis in Chimpanzees: Theoretical Relations with Clinical and Experimental Phenomena / by D. O. HEBB -- 11. Conflict and Conditioned Aversive Stimuli in the Development of Experimental Neurosis / by R. G. SMART -- 12. Experimental Neurosis in Monkeys / by D. I. MIMINOSHVILI -- Section IV: PSYCHOSES IN ANIMALS -- 13. The History of a Catatonic Dog / by J. E. O. NEWTON and W. H. GANTT -- 14. Behavioral Analysis of Chronic Amphetamine Intoxication / by E. H. ELLINWOOD, A. SUDILOVSKY and L. NELSON -- 15. Tonic Immobility in the Rhesus Monkey (Macaca mulatta) Induced by Manipulation, Immobilization, and Experimental Inversion of the Visual Field / by J. P. FOLEY.
Section V: ANIMAL ADDICTIONS -- 16. Addiction in Animals / by H. STAINTON -- 17. Tobacco Smoking in Monkeys / by M. E. JARVIK -- 18. Behavioral Maintenance of High Concentrations of Blood Ethanol and Physical Dependence in the Rat / by J. L. FALK, H. H. SAMSON and G. WINGER -- 19. Evidence from Rats that Morphine Tolerance is a Learned Response / by S. SIEGEL -- Section VI: ANIMAL DISORDERS OF PERSONALITY -- 20. "Hypersexuality" in Male Cats without Brain Damage / by R. P. MICHAEL -- 21. The Self-mutilation of a Male Macacus rhesus Monkey / by O. L. TINKELPAUGH -- 22. Behavioral Abnormalities in Young Adult Pigs Caused by Malnutrition in Early Life / by R. H. BARNES, A. U. MOORE and W. G. POND -- 23. Prenatal Stress Feminizes and Demasculinizes the Behavior of Males / by I. L. WARD.
Section VII: PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL DISORDERS -- 24. Learned Asthma in the Guinea Pig / by P. OTTENBERG, M. STEIN, J. LEWIS and C. HAMILTON -- 25. Activity-stress Ulcer in the Rat, Hamster, Gerbil, and Guinea Pig / by G. P. VINCENT and W. P. PARE -- 26. Ulcerative Colitis-like Lesions in Siamang Gibbons / by C. STOUT and R. L. SNYDER -- 27. Operant Conditioning of Large Magnitude, 12-hour Duration, Heart Rate Elevations in the Baboon / by A. H. HARRIS, W.J. GILLIAM and ]. V. BRADY -- Section VIII: SPECIFIC ANOMALIES -- 28. Characteristics of Epileptoid Convulsive Reactions Produced in Rats by Auditory Stimulation / by E. T. AUER and K. U. SMITH -- 29. Spontaneously Occurring Forms of Tonic Immobility in Farm Animals / by A. F. FRASER -- 30. On the Phenomenon of Sudden Death in Animals and Man / by C. P. RICHTER -- 31. The Kindling Effect / by J. GAITO -- 32. "Whirling Behavior" in Dogs as Related to Early Experience / by W. R. THOMPSON, R. MELZACK and T. H. SCOTT.
Section IX: DISORDERS OF CHILDHOOD -- 33. Toward an Animal Model of Depression: A Study of Separation Behavior in Dogs / by E. C. SENAY -- 34. Stereotyped Behavior of the Infant Chimpanzee / by R. K. DAVENPORT and E. W. MENZEL -- 35. Mother-infant Separation in Monkeys: An Experimental Model / by I. C. KAUFMAN -- 36. The Development of Head Banging in a Young Rhesus Monkey / by C. A. LEVISON -- Section X: ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL OF ANOMALOUS BEHAVIOUR -- 37. Stereotyped Behavior and Cage Size / by W. A. DRAPER and I. S. BERNSTEIN -- 38. Some Effects of Different Test Cages on Response "Strategies" during Leverpress Escape / by H. DAVIS and S. KENNEY -- 39. Circadian Susceptibility to Animal Hypnosis / by J. W. TERNES -- 40. Schedule-induced Drinking as a Function oflnterpellet Interval / by J.D. KEEHN and V. A. COLOTLA -- Section XI: TREATMENT OF ABNORMAL ANIMALS -- 41. Animal Clinical Psychology: A Modest Proposal / by D. S. TUBER, D. HOTHERSALL and V. L. VOITH -- 42. Breaking the Killing Habit in Dogs by Inhibiting the Conditioned Reflex / by G. G. MERRILL -- 43. Monkey Psychiatrists / by S.J. SUOMI, H. F. HARLOW and W. T. McKINNEY -- 44. Alleviation of Learned Helplessness in the Dog / by M. E. P. SELIGMAN, S. F. MAIER and J. GEER.
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