Elements of physiological psychology : a treatise of the activities and nature of the mind from the physical and experimental points of view (thoroughly rev. and re-written) / by George Trumball Ladd and Robert Sessions Woodworth.

  • George Trumbull Ladd
Date:
1911
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Credit: Elements of physiological psychology : a treatise of the activities and nature of the mind from the physical and experimental points of view (thoroughly rev. and re-written) / by George Trumball Ladd and Robert Sessions Woodworth. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE EN EOD CERN G soc 5 6 5.5 ice rele eo wee alae lore la adhe alates ore uae wi dhanela aap Oerere. 6 1-10 PART FIRST THE NERVOUS MECHANISM CHAPTER I Tue Puace of THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IN THE ANIMAL KINGDOM...... 13-35 § 1, Necessity of the Comparative Method.—§ 2, Primary Division of Animals.—§§ 3-4, Description of the Amceba.—$§ 5, Specialization of Re- ceptors and Effectors.—§§ 6-8, Nerve-Net Type of Nervous System.— §§ 10-11, Segmented Type of Nervous System.—§ 12, Centralized Type of Nervous System.—§§ 13-15, Nerve-Centres of Vertebrates.—§ 16, Structure of the Cerebellum.—§ 17, The Mid-Brain.—§ 18, Inter-Brain and End-Brain.—§ 19, Development of the Cortex.—§$§ 20-21, Relation of Size to Intelligence.—§ 22, Essential Function of Nervous Tissue. CHAPTER II THe DEVELOPMENT OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IN THE INDIVIDUAL...... 36-62 §§ 1-2, Reproduction in Unicellular Organisms.—§ 3, Formation of the Neural Groove.—§ 4, Constitution of the Neural Tube.—§§ 5-6, Growth of Nerve Axons and Fibres.—§ 7, Formation of the Spinal Cord. —§§ 8-9, Growth of the Five Brain Vesicles.—§§ 10-11, Development of the Cortex.—§§ 13-14, The Twelve Pairs of Cranial Nerves.—§§ 15-16, Factors in Growth of the Nervous System.—§ 17, Function of the Myelin Sheath.—§§ 18-20, Variations in Weight of Human Brain. CHAPTER III Gross STRUCTURE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM...........cccccecccccce 63-96 § 1, Importance of Relation between Nervous Elements.—§§ 2-3, Dif- ferentiation of Nervous Function.—§ 4, Distinction of Sympathetic and Cerebro-Spinal.—§ 5, Membranes of Brain and Spinal Cord.—§§ 6-7, Col- umns and Commissures of the Cord.—§§ 8-9, White and Gray Matter of the Cord.—§§ 10-11, Nerve-Fibres and Nerve-Cells in the Cord.—§ 12, Different Aspects of the Encephalon.—§ 13, Twelve Pairs of Cranial Nerves.—§§ 14- Xiil
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