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JAMES The University CONTENTS OLDS of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan Appetitive Behavior Produced by Electric Stimulation .......................... Anatomical Locus ......................................................... Methods of Measurement. .................................................. Place-to-Place Behavior .................................................. ..................................... Operant Measures, âSelf-Stimulationâ Secondary Reinforcement ................................................ Comparison Techniques .................................................. Satiation Tests. ......................................................... Qualitative Observations ................................................. ....................................... Parameters of Stimulation Basic Drives .............................................................. Reinforcement Controlled by Drives ....................................... Elicited Drive Responses ................................................. ................................................... Punishment and Reward Escape Reactions ........................................................ Ambivalent Responses ................................................... Anatomical Relations of Punishment and Reward Systems .................... Interaction of Motive Systems. ............................................ Physiological Interactions. .................................................. Effects of CNS Damage .................................................. Electrophysiological Ramifications of the Stimulation ......................... Operant Conditioning of Unit Responses ................................... Autonomic Responses .................................................... .................................................. Psychological Interactions ................................................................ Arousal Arrest ................................................................. Perception ............................................................. .............................................................. Learning. Social Interaction ....................................................... Pharmacological Interactions ............................................... Effects of Drugs on Electric Stimulation .................................... Direct Chemical Stimulation .............................................. Speculations. ............................................................. Appetitive Behavior and the Olfactory Forebrain ............................ Appetitive Reactions and Drives. .......................................... .................................................. Mechanisms of Reward Summary.................................................................59 Conclusions .............................................................. Glossary ................................................................. . .......... .556 .556 .559 .559 .560 .56 I .56 I .562 .563 -564 ,566 ,566 .566 .567 .568 .568 .57 I -572 .573 .573 .575 .576 .57g .580 .580 .582 .582 .584 .584 .584 .588 ,592 .5g2 .592 .5g4 5 .597
Physiological Reviews – The American Physiological Society
Published: Oct 1, 1962
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