The Organization of Behavior: A Neuropsychological Theory

action activity adult afferent already animal appears assembly association assume assumption attention becomes behavior brain cells central changes chapter chimpanzee completely conception concerned connections considered continually cortex cortical course depends determined difficulty direct discussion distinctive disturbance earlier effect emotional emotional disturbance essential established evidence example excitation expectancy experience facilitation fact factor fear field figure firing fixation function further human hunger idea important increased insight intelligence involved kind later learning means mechanism mental motivation motor necessary neural normal object observed occur once operation organization pain particular patient pattern perception period phase sequence physiological possible present problem produce psychological question recognize referred relation response result seems seen sensory simple single sleep specific stimulation structural suggested suppose tend theory tion triangle vision visual whole