| Description |
xv, 462 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
Jeffrey Gray's contributions to theories of anxiety, personality, and psychopathology / Don C. Fowles -- Biosocial bases of sensation seeking / Marvin Zuckerman -- Interpersonal behavior and the structure of personality: neurobehavioral foundation of agentic extraversion and affiliation / Richard A. Depue -- Genomic imaging of extraversion / Turhan Canli -- Neural substrates for emotional traits?: the case of extraversion / Brian Knutson and Jamil Bhanji -- Mapping the neural correlates of dimensions of personality, emotion, and motivation / John D. Herrington ... [et al.] -- The affective neuroscience of aging and its implications for cognition / Marisa Knight and Mara Mather -- Sex differences in neural responses to sexual stimuli in humans / Stephan Hamann -- Sex differences in brain functional magnetic resonance imaging response to stress / Rajita Sinha -- Neuroticism as a genetic marker for mood and anxiety / Nathan A. Gillespie and Nicholas G. Martin -- The association of personality with anxious and depressive psychopathology / Christel M. Middeldorp ... [et al.] -- 5-HT1A receptor and anxiety-related traits: pharmacology, genetics, and imaging / Klaus-Peter Lesch and Turhan Canli -- Genetically driven variation in serotonin function: impact on amygdala reactivity and individual differences in fearful and anxious personality / Ahmad R. Hariri -- Etiology of psychopathic tendencies in children / Essi Viding and Robert Plomin -- |
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A cognitive-behavioral genetic approach to emotional development in childhood and adolescence / Jennifer Y.F. Lau and Thalia C. Eley -- Cognitive and biological functioning in children at risk for depression / Ian H. Gotlib ... [et al.] -- Using mouse models to unravel aggressive behavior / Silvana Chiavegatto -- Searching for genetic and environmental contributions to personality and happiness in chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) / Alexander Weiss and James E. King -- How can animal studies contribute to research on the biological bases of personality? / Pranjal H. Mehta and Samuel D. Gosling. |
| Subject |
Personality -- Physiological aspects.
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Neuropsychology.
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Personality -- physiology.
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Psychophysiology -- methods.
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Genetics, Behavioral.
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Neurophysiology -- methods.
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Neuropsychology -- methods.
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| Added Author |
Canli, Turhan.
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| ISBN |
1593852525 hardcover |
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