Motor Activity and Movement Disorders Research Issues and Applications

Name: Motor Activity and Movement Disorders Research Issues and Applications
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ISBN: 9780896033276

ISBN-10: 0896033279

ISBN-13: 9780896033276

Edition: 1996

Authors: Klaus-Peter Ossenkopp, Martin Kavaliers, Paul Sanberg

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Book details

List price: $169.99
Copyright year: 1996
Publisher: Humana Press
Publication date: 11/6/1995
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 370
Size: 6.10" wide x 9.25" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 3.520

Martin Kavaliers is Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Western Ontario, London, Canada. His main field of expertise is the neurobiology of biobehavioral responses to naturalistic stressors in rodents.



Preface


List of Contributors



Basic Research Issues



Long-Term Habituation of [theta]-Related Activity Components of Albino Rats in the Lat Maze




Tonic Immobility as a Model of Extreme States of Behavioral Inhibition: Issues of Methodology and Measurement




Circadian Organization of Locomotor Activity in Mammals




Sex Differences in Rodent Spontaneous Activity Levels




Automated Video-Image Analysis of Behavioral Asymmetries




Automated Methods of Measuring Gnawing Behaviors




Preclinical Research



The Catalepsy Test: Is a Standardized Method Possible?




Computer-Assisted Video Assessment of Dyskinetic Movements




The Computer Pattern Recognition System for Study of Spontaneous Behavior of Rats: A Diagnostic Tool for Damage in the Central Nervous System?




Circling Behavior in Rodents: Methodology, Biology, and Functional Implications




Asymmetrical Motor Behavior in Animal Models of Human Diseases: The Elevated Body Swing Test




Measuring Spontaneous Turning Behaviors in Children and Adults




Clinical Assessment of Motor Abnormalities in Tourette's Syndrome



Index