John P. Aggleton Books
The Amygdala: A Functional Analysis
By John P. Aggleton, John Aggleton
The amygdala is a central component of the limbic brain system and is known to be vital to understanding aspects of emotions, memory and social behavior. Dysfuction of the structure is also thought...
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Episodic Memory: New Directions In Research
By John P. Aggleton, Martin A. Conway, Alan D. Baddeley, Royal Society (Great Britain). Discussion Meeting (2001 Jan 24-25 : London, England)
The Term 'episodic Memory' Refers To Our Memory For Unique, Personal Experiences, That We Can Date At Some Point In Our Past- Our First Day At School, The Day We Got Married. In This Book, Three Of...
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Episodic Memory: New Directions In Research
By John P. Aggleton, Alan Baddeley, Martin A. Conway, Alan D. Baddeley, Royal Society (Great Britain). Discussion Meeting (2001 Jan 24-25 : London, England)
The Term 'episodic Memory' Refers To Our Memory For Unique, Personal Experiences, That We Can Date At Some Point In Our Past- Our First Day At School, The Day We Got Married. In This Book, Three Of...
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The Amygdala: Neurobiological Aspects Of Emotion, Memory, And Mental Dysfunction
Comprehensively reviews the current knowledge concerning neuroanatomy and neurochemistry as it relates to this part of the brain. In particular it explores the functions of this structure as well a...
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The Amygdala: Neurobiological Aspects Of Emotion, Memory, And Mental Dysfunction
Anatomical Organization Of The Primate Amygdaloid Complex / David G. Amaral [and Others] -- Cell Types And Intrinsic Connections Of The Amygdala / Alexander J. Mcdonald -- Distribution Of Monoamine...
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