by Allan Siegel
Neurobiology of Aggression and Rage updates our knowledge of the facts, issues, theories, and scientific approaches used in the study of aggressive processes.
It provides insight and education for society and may ultimately lead to improved therapies to help control this misunderstood emotion.
Contents:
- What is aggression?
- History of the neurology of aggression and rage
- The neuroanatomy of aggression and rage
- Physiological processes and mechanisms
- Limbic system I : behavioral, anatomical, and physiological considerations
- Limbic system II : functional neuroanatomy
- The neurochemistry of rage and aggression
- Aggression and hormonal status
- Aggression and immune function
- Genetics and aggression
- Future directions and perspectives
Index