Titlebook: Central Cholinergic Mechanisms and Adaptive Dysfunctions; Man Mohan Singh,David M. Warburton,Harbans Lal Book 1985 Plenum Press, New York

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Functions of Central Cholinergic Systems in the Brain-Behavior, examined.” (Myers, 1974, pp. 759). The present review deals with three levels of the relationship between brain and behavior: input, integration and output, but obviously in a much more restricted way than the citation would suggest.

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Cholinergic Mechanisms in Aggressive Behavior,ns eliciting aggression are so diverse and hence there must be several types of behavior. It followed from this that there would be a variety of physiological substrates involved in the mediation of these different aggression types. Only recently, however, has any systematic attempt been made to lis

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