Encyclopedia of Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience

1. Principles of Neuroanatomy: A Short Introduction - p. iii 2. Neuroanatomical Bases of Human Behavior - p. iii 3. Plasticity in the Adult Brain - p. iii 4. Women in Neuroscience: A Short Time Travel - p. iii 5. Brain Imaging - p. iii 6. Gray Matter Analysis of MRI Images: Introduction to Current Research Practice - p. iii 7. Introduction to Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Understanding the Measured Signal - p. iii 8. The Basic Principles of Magnetic Resonance Imaging - p. iii 9. Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Design and Analysis - p. iii 10. Imaging Cerebral Blood Flow for Brain Health Measurement - p. iii 11. Neurological Applications of Positron Emission Tomography Imaging in Healthcare and Research - p. iii 12. Lesion-Symptom Mapping: From Single Cases to the Human Disconnectome - p. iii 13. Methods Used in Brain Connectivity: Focus on Electrophysiological Measures - p. iii 14. White Matter - p. iii 15. Multivariate Lesion-Deficit Mapping - p. iii 16. How Non-invasive Stimulation Can Inform Our Understanding of the Brain - p. iii 17. Behavioral Research, Overt Performance - p. iii 18. Eye-Tracking: Measurements and Applications - p. iii 19. Neuroepidemiology - p. iii 20. Pathways to Treatment Development - p. iii 21. Methods of Neuroethics - p. iii 22. Methods in Neuropsychology - p. iii 23. Genes and Behavior: Animal Models - p. iii 24. Animal Models of Bipolar Disorder - p. iii 25. Mouse Genetic Approaches to Psychiatric Disorders - p. iii 26. Epigenetic Approaches to Behavioral Neuroscience - p. iii 27. Neuropeptidases in Psychiatric Disorders - p. iii 28. Hypercortisolism and Behavioral Neuroscience - p. iii 29. Genetics of Autism Spectrum Disorder: Searching for the Rare to Explain the Common - p. iii 30. Behavioral Complications Associated With Snord116 Deletion in Prader-Willi Syndrome - p. iii 31. An Overview of Freezing of Gait in Neurodegenerative Diseases - p. iii 32. Measuring Psychiatric Symptoms in Individuals With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities - p. iii 33. Zebrafish as a Model of Genetic Epilepsy and Its Co-occurring Neurobehavioral and Neuropsychiatric Features - p. iii 34. Obesity and Appetite: Evidence for a Neurobehavioral Model of Obesity Risk and Maintenance - p. iii 35. Effects of Social Isolation Throughout the Lifespan on Behaviors and Related Neuroendocrine Functions in Rodents - p. iii 36. Homeostasis of Lipid Metabolism in Disorders of the Brain - p. iii 37. Epigenetics of Addiction - p. iii 38. Advances in Next-Generation Sequencing Technologies and Functional Investigation of Candidate Variants in Neurological and Behavioral Disorders - p. iii 39. Role of Gene Transcription in Long-Term Memory Storage - p. iii 40. Comorbidity—Depression - p. iii 41. Neurogenesis and Memory - p. iii 42. Schizophrenia - p. iii 43. Neural Basis of Gender - p. iii 44. Parental Behavior - p. iii 45. Neurobiology of Infant Attachment - p. iii 46. Regulatory Mechanisms of Male Sexual Behavior by Brain-Derived Estrogens - p. iii 47. Sexual Motivation in Health and Disease: Focus on Sexual Dysfunctions in Psychiatric Disorders - p. iii 48. Stress, Hormones, and Metabolism - p. iii 49. Stress and Its Main Target System: Role of the HPA Axis - p. iii 50. Perinatal Stress on Behavior and Neuroendocrine Functionality in the Offspring: Biological Substrates - p. iii 51. Hormones and Female Sexual Behavior - p. iii 52. Hormonal Contributions to Arousal and Motivation - p. iii 53. Hormones and Memory - p. iii 54. Neuropeptides and Regulation of Water intake - p. iii 55. Gastrointestinal Peptides and the Control of Food Intake - p. iii 56. Genes, Environment and Their Interaction in the Vulnerability or Resilience to Stress-Related Psychiatric Disorders: Where Are We Now? - p. iii 57. The Biological Mechanisms Underlying Major Depressive Disorder - p. iii 58. Circadian Rhythms, Physical and Mental Health - p. iii 59. Environmental Factors and Epigenetics - p. iii 60. Mechanisms of Action of Risperidone and Quetiapine in the Treatment of Agitation, Aggression and Psychosis in Alzheimer's Disease Patients - p. iii 61. Antidepressant Drugs: Mechanisms of Action and Side Effects - p. iii 62. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation: From Basic Mechanisms to Clinical Application for Addiction Medicine - p. iii 63. Drug Addiction - p. iii 64. Main Drugs of Abuse - p. iii 65. Brain Imaging and Substance Use Disorders: Focus on White Matter Microstructural Integrity - p. iii 66. Animal Models of Drug Addiction - p. iii 67. Cellular Plasticity in Cocaine Addiction - p. iii 68. Brain Stimulation and Addiction - p. iii 69. The Molecular Neurobiology of Addiction - p. iii 70. Vulnerability Factors in Addiction Disorders - p. iii 71. Drug Priming - p. iii 72. Pain and Addiction - p. iii 73. Stress Influences on Neuroendocrine and Immune System - p. iii 74. Cytokine Effects on Neuronal Processes and on Behavior - p. iii 75. Microglia-Astrocytes Crosstalk and the Role of Steroid Hormones on Cognitive Decline: Promising Interventions Strategies - p. iii 76. Behavioral Studies in Nonhuman Primates: Focus on Models of Substance Use Disorders - p. iii 77. Behavioral Studies in Drosophila Models of Human Diseases - p. iii 78. Behavioral Studies in Zebrafish - p. iii 79. Animal Models of Ingestive Behaviors - p. iii 80. Neurobehavioral Studies of Thirst - p. iii 81. Behavioral Neuroscience of Aggression - p. iii 82. False Dichotomies in the Study of Animal Cognition - p. iii 83. Motivation – Behavioral Approaches and Translational Potential - p. iii 84. Measuring Social Communication in Rodent Models of Neurodevelopmental Disorders - p. iii 85. Social Play Behavior - p. iii 86. Cooperation - p. iii 87. Neural Mechanisms of Imprinting - p. iii 88. Pavlovian Conditioning - p. iii 89. Multiple Memory Systems - p. iii 90. Learning and Memory: Behavioral Neuroscience of Terrestrial Snails - p. iii 91. Social Learning and Behavior Transmission - p. iii 92. Birdsong and Vocal Learning During Development - p. iii 93. Active Avoidance and Escape Learning - p. iii 94. Mammalian Parental Behavior: Neurohormonal and Sensory Determinants - p. iii 95. Feeding - p. iii 96. Separable Signaling Streams of NMDA Receptors Support Distinct Aspects of Spatial Cognition - p. iii 97. Primate Origins of Human Behavior - p. iii 98. Offensive and Defensive Aggression - p. iii 99. The Neurobiology of Offensive Aggression - p. iii 100. The Bayesian Brain: An Evolutionary Approach to Cognition - p. iii 101. Anatomy and Disorders of Cerebral Lateralization - p. iii 102. White Matter Variability, Cognition, and Disorders - p. iii 103. Cortical Gradients and Their Role in Cognition - p. iii 104. Phylogeny of Neurological Disorders/Anatomy and Disorders of Basic Emotion in Stroke: In Clinical Neuroanatomy, Brain Structure and Function - p. iii 105. Clinical Neuroanatomy of Post-stroke Motor Recovery - p. iii 106. Anatomy and Disorders of Frontal Lobe Functions: Fundamental Functions - p. iii 107. Anatomy and Disorders of Frontal Lobe Functions: Higher-Order Functions - p. iii 108. Anatomy and Disorders of Decision-Making - p. iii 109. Anatomy and Disorders of Motor Awareness - p. iii 110. Apathy: From the Underlying Pathophysiological Mechanisms to Future Assessments and Therapeutic Strategies - p. iii 111. Anatomy and Disorders of the Spatial Attention Systems - p. iii 112. Acquired Dyslexias - p. iii 113. The Anatomy of Placebo Effects: How Placebos Influence Mind, Brain and Behavior - p. iii 114. Neuropsychological Assessment - p. iii 115. Laterality - p. iii 116. Callosal Syndromes - p. iii 117. Executive/Cognitive Control - p. iii 118. Dual-Tasking or Concurrent Multitasking - p. iii 119. Serial Multitasking - p. iii 120. Decision Making – A Neuropsychological Perspective - p. iii 121. Confabulation: Remembering the Past - Looking Into the Future - p. iii 122. Memory and Amnesia - p. iii 123. Memory and Forgetting - p. iii 124. The Cognitive Concept of Forgetting - p. iii 125. Transient Global Amnesia: Neuropsychology, Psychopathology, and Neuroimaging - p. iii 126. Memory Disorders in Alcohol Use Disorder Without Clinically-Detectable Neurological Complication - p. iii 127. Memory Binding - p. iii 128. Memory Consolidation - p. iii 129. Short-Term and Working Memory - p. iii 130. Semantic Memory - p. iii 131. Episodic and Autobiographical Memory: Function, Dysfunction and Behavioral Evaluation - p. iii 132. Post-stroke and Progressive Aphasia - p. iii 133. Naming and Anomia - p. iii 134. Numbers, Calculation and Acalculia - p. iii 135. Reading and Alexia - p. iii 136. Agraphia - p. iii 137. Mirror Neurons - p. iii 138. Spatial Navigation - p. iii 139. Synesthesia - p. iii 140. Visuomotor Control in the Healthy and Damaged Brain - p. iii 141. Visual Cortical Disorders - p. iii 142. Object Recognition and Visual Agnosia - p. iii 143. Prosopagnosia - p. iii 144. Unilateral Spatial Neglect - p. iii 145. Blindsight: Functions, Methods and Neural Substrates - p. iii 146. Clinical Aspects of Apraxia - p. iii 147. Representation and Perception of the Body in Space - p. iii 148. Neural Representations of Intended Movement - p. iii 149. Anosognosia - p. iii 150. The Cognitive Neuroscience of Apraxia - p. iii 151. Music Perception and Amusia - p. iii 152. Music Reward Processing and its Dysfunction: Specific Musical Anhedonia - p. iii 153. Cognitive Rehabilitation - p. iii 154. Syndromes and Diseases Studied by Behavioral Neurology - p. iii 155. Aging and Cognition - p. iii 156. Neuroepidemiology: New Methods, Results, and Challenges in the Definition of the Early Phases of Alzheimer's Disease: Insights From Subjective Memory Complaints and Subjective Cognitive Decline - p. iii 157. Neurodegenerative Disorders of Frontal Lobe - p. iii 158. Neurodegenerative Disorders of Speech and Language: Language-Dominant Diseases - p. iii 159. Neurodegenerative Disorders of Speech and Language: Non-language-dominant Diseases - p. iii 160. Aphasia: Acquired Language and Speech Disorder - p. iii 161. Younger-Onset Dementias: Behavioral Neurology/Brain Diseases/Healthy & Pathological Aging - p. iii 162. Vascular Dementia - p. iii 163. Neurodegenerative Motor Conditions - p. iii 164. Behavioral Abnormalities and Cognitive Impairment in Rare Dementia Syndromes, Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, Huntington Disease and Sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease - p. iii 165. Frontal Lobe Disorders - p. iii 166. Memory, Executive Function and Social Cognition in Neurological Disorders - p. iii 167. Movement Disorders - p. iii 168. Epilepsy and Behavior - p. iii 169. Neuropsychiatric Manifestations Across Neurological Conditions - p. iii 170. Neurological Soft Signs – A Transdiagnostic Phenomenon in Neuropsychiatric Conditions - p. iii 171. Korsakoff's Syndrome and Alcoholism - p. iii 172. Dimensional and Transdiagnostic Social Neuroscience and Behavioral Neurology - p. iii 173. Intracranial Studies of Cognition in Humans - p. iii 174. Emotion, Wellbeing and the Neurological Disorders - p. iii 175. Consciousness and Its Disorders - p. iii 176. Moral Cognition in Neurology - p. iii 177. Neurobiology of Infant Attachment: Nurturing and Abusive Relationships - p. iii 178. Neurobiological Mechanisms Governing Caregiving Behavior - p. iii 179. Developmental Trends in Adaptive and Maladaptive Risk Taking in Youth - p. iii 180. Targeting Neurodevelopmental Mechanisms in Emotional Disorders Through Intervention - p. iii 181. The Effect of Premature Birth on the Development of Intelligence and Executive Functions - p. iii 182. Very Preterm Birth and the Developing Brain - p. iii 183. Neurodevelopmental Toxicities: Teratogens and Early Adversity - p. iii 184. Anti-Social Behavior and the Developing Brain - p. iii 185. Pediatric Brain Injury - p. iii 186. The Development of Intelligence: Education and Neuroscience - p. iii 187. Brain-Behavior Links in Autism Spectrum Disorder Across the Lifespan - p. iii 188. Measurement of Risk Taking From Developmental, Economic, and Neuroscience Perspectives - p. iii 189. Emotional Disorders in Development - p. iii 190. Neuroscience of Reading Development - p. iii 191. Neuroscience of Language Development - p. iii 192. Epigenetics and Development - p. iii 193. The Development of White and Gray Matter: Adolescence as a Period of Transition - p. iii 194. Development of Prefrontal Cortex - p. iii 195. Attention in Infancy: Behavioral and Neural Correlates - p. iii 196. Towards a Social Brain - p. iii 197. Brain and Self – A Neurophilosophical Account - p. iii 198. The Neural Bases of Emotion Regulation Within a Process Model Framework - p. iii 199. Neural Perspectives on Emotion-Cognition Interactions - p. iii 200. Neural Processing of Fear – From Animal Models to Human Research - p. iii 201. Reward-Punishment Processing and Learning - p. iii 202. Aggression - p. iii 203. Neural Perspective on Depression - p. iii 204. Neuroscience of Moral Decision Making - p. iii 205. The Neuropsychological Basis of Deception - p. iii 206. Us and Them: Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms of Intergroup Behavior - p. iii 207. The Neurobiology of Affiliation; Maternal-Infant Bonding to Life Within Social Groups - p. iii 208. Trust - p. iii 209. Neural Mechanisms of Social Conformity - p. iii 210. A Neuroscientific Selective Review of Eating Disorders - p. iii 211. Motor Function and Motivation - p. iii 212. Ethnicity Bias - p. iii 213. The Prefix Neuro - p. iii 214. Ethics of Research in Neuropsychology and Behavioural Neurology - p. iii 215. Contemporary Neuroethics - p. iii 216. Perceptual Illusions - p. iii 217. What can Magic Reveal About the Brain - p. iii 218. Information Biases - p. iii 219. Cognitive Biases - p. iii 220. Neuromyths - p. iii 221. Neuroeducation: A Brief History of an Emerging Science - p. iii 222. The Asymmetrical Brain - p. iii 223. Sex/Gender Differences in the Human Brain - p. iii 224. Bilingualism - p. iii 225. Neuroaesthetics - p. iii 226. Subjective Experience and the Expression of Emotion in Humans - p. iii 227. Dreams and the Hard Problem of Consciousness - p. iii 228. Waking and Dreaming Consciousness: Neurobiological and Functional Considerations - p. iii 229. Social Bonding and Attachment - p. iii 230. Neuroscience and the Concept of Culpability - p. iii 231. Empirical Use of Neuroscientific Evidence in Criminal Justice - p. iii 232. Placebo Effect - p. iii 233. Neuromarketing - p. iii 234. Circadian and Ultradian Clocks/Rhythms - p. iii 235. Mass Hysteria - p. iii 236. Neuroecology: The Brain in Its World - p. iii 237. Index - p. iii 238. Author Index - p. iii