Neurophysiology and learning: Memory and organization of attention
PRIBRAM, K. H. (1967) Neurophysiology and learning: Memory and organization of attention. In D. B. Lindsley & A. A. Lumsdaine (Eds.), Brain function and
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Emotion: Steps toward a neuropsychological theory
PRIBRAM, K. H. (1967) Emotion: Steps toward a neuropsychological theory. In D. C. Glass (Ed.), Neurophysiology and emotion. New York: Rockfeller Univ. Press &
The new neurology and the biology of emotion
PRIBRAM, K. H. (1967) The new neurology and the biology of emotion. American Psychologist, 10, pp. 830-838. Click here to View, Download, or Print
The limbic systems, efferent control of neural inhibition and behavior
PRIBRAM, K. H. (1967) The limbic systems, efferent control of neural inhibition and behavior. In W. R. Adey & T. Tokizane (Eds.), Progress in
How the brain controls its input
PRIBRAM, K. H. (1967) How the brain controls its input. In L. Thayer (Ed.), Communication, concepts and perspectives. Washington, D.C.: Spartan Books, pp. 191-205.
Receptive field organization of ganglion cells in the cat’s retina
SPINELLI, D. N. (1967) Receptive field organization of ganglion cells in the cat’s retina. Exp. Neurol., 19, pp. 291-351. Click here to View, Download,
Evoked responses to visual patterns in area 17 of the rhesus monkey
SPINELLI, D. N. (1967) Evoked responses to visual patterns in area 17 of the rhesus monkey. Brain Res., 5, pp. 511-514. Click here to
Progressive acquisition of relevant cues in visual pattern discrimination by monkeys
DEWSON, J. H., III. (1967) Progressive acquisition of relevant cues in visual pattern discrimination by monkeys. Perceptual Motor Skills, 24, pp. 451-454. Click here
Average evoked responses and learning
PRIBRAM, K. H. & SPINELLI, D. N. (1967) Average evoked responses and learning. Science, 158, pp 394-395. Click here to View, Download, or Print
Habituation of the vasoconstriction response as a function of stimulus duration and anxiety
KOEPKE, J. & PRIBRAM, K. H. (1967) Habituation of the vasoconstriction response as a function of stimulus duration and anxiety. J. Comp. Physiol. Psychol.,