Titlebook: Conditioning Techniques in Clinical Practice and Research; Cyril M. Franks (Director) Book 1964 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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Transactions on Engineering Technologiesology to the study of the psychiatric patient. The present method, though derived from my experience with the methods of Krasnogorsky and of Ivanov-Smolensky, both of whom I worked with in Russia in 1925–29, is chiefly a new adaptation based on the requirements of the psychiatric clinic.

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Memory-Centric Security Architecturegrity of the cortex was proposed originally by Gantt as early as 1938. In a series of subsequent studies the method was advocated for the determination of Korsakoff’s syndrome (1), generalized cortical pathology (2), and for the differentiation of psychogenic from organogenic psychoses (3).

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science, mainly based on clinical histories as obtained from the patients. Some of our former observations on asthmatic attacks provoked by emotional stimuli under controlled laboratory conditions also seemed in line with a conditioning mechanism although they did not represent classical examples of such a mechanism.

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Introductionand to regard Pavlov as a man who was naive enough to think that all behavior could be accounted for in terms of some form of simple conditioned response. The first belief is discredited by readily available evidence in both Western and Soviet psychiatric literature and requires no further consideration here; the second merits some discussion.

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Physiological Patterns: A Diagnostic Test Procedure Based on the Conditioned Reflex Methodorking of the central nervous system. These latter experimenters have increased the original Pavlovian hypothesis and have provided comprehensive data for the setting up of a further operational hypothesis.

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Hans Vandierendonck,André Seznecss are usually not considered in the designation, and the non-behavioral, neurologic confirmation of the fact of anatomic insult has been conspicuous by its absence. These considerations make it clear that the term “brain-damaged” refers to a behavior syndrome and not to the fact of brain damage as such.

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Introduction to the First Issue of FoMaC,vanic reflex showed reduction in magnitude and delay as well as impairment of differentiation between the excitatory and inhibitory stimuli, including paradoxical reversal of the responses in that inhibitory stimuli evoked greater responses than excitatory stimuli. (Pavlov’s Paradoxical-Ultraparadoxical Phase.)