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- Title Pages
- Preface
- Contributors
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1 Genetic Aspects of Aggressions in Nonhuman Animals -
2 Human Quantitative Genetics of Aggression -
3 Crustacean Models of Aggression -
4 Brain Serotonin and Aggressive Disposition in Humans and Nonhuman Primates -
5 Monoamines, GABA, Glutamate, and Aggression -
6 Nitric Oxide and Aggression -
7 Neuroplasticity and Aggression: An Interaction Between Vasopressin and Serotonin -
8 Contexts and Ethology of Vertebrate Aggression: Implications for the Evolution of Hormone-Behavior Interactions -
9 Androgens and Aggression -
10 The Role of Estrogen Receptors in the Regulation of Aggressive Behaviors -
11 Maternal Aggression -
12 Stress and Aggressive Behaviors -
13 Conditioned Defeat -
14 Development of Aggression -
15 Neurobiology of Aggression in Children -
16 Drugs of Abuse and Aggression -
17 Psychopharmacology of Human Aggression: Laboratory and Clinical Studies -
18 The Psychophysiology of Human Antisocial Behavior - Author Index
- Subject Index
(p.499) Subject Index
(p.499) Subject Index
- Source:
- Biology of Aggression
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
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- Title Pages
- Preface
- Contributors
-
1 Genetic Aspects of Aggressions in Nonhuman Animals -
2 Human Quantitative Genetics of Aggression -
3 Crustacean Models of Aggression -
4 Brain Serotonin and Aggressive Disposition in Humans and Nonhuman Primates -
5 Monoamines, GABA, Glutamate, and Aggression -
6 Nitric Oxide and Aggression -
7 Neuroplasticity and Aggression: An Interaction Between Vasopressin and Serotonin -
8 Contexts and Ethology of Vertebrate Aggression: Implications for the Evolution of Hormone-Behavior Interactions -
9 Androgens and Aggression -
10 The Role of Estrogen Receptors in the Regulation of Aggressive Behaviors -
11 Maternal Aggression -
12 Stress and Aggressive Behaviors -
13 Conditioned Defeat -
14 Development of Aggression -
15 Neurobiology of Aggression in Children -
16 Drugs of Abuse and Aggression -
17 Psychopharmacology of Human Aggression: Laboratory and Clinical Studies -
18 The Psychophysiology of Human Antisocial Behavior - Author Index
- Subject Index
