The neuropsychology of anxiety/ Jeffrey A. Gray, Neil Mcnaughton

By: Gray, Jeffrey AMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Oxford: OUP, 2003Edition: 2nd edDescription: 424 p. PBDDC classification: 157.3
Contents:
1 OVERVIEW Scarting points for the neuropsychology of anxiety Fear versus anxiety The hierarchical defence system The amygdala The septo-hippocampal system What is the septo-hippocampal system? What does the septo-hippocampal system do? A common computational core for septo-hippocampal function—Mark 1 A common computational core for septo-hippocampal function—Mark 2 The role of other brain regions Conclusion 2 ETHOLOGY AND ANXIETY Ethoexperimental analysis Ethopharmacologicai analysis The ethology and ethopharmacology of anxiety and fear Some terminological problems 3 LEARNING THEORY AND ANXIETY Two-process theories of learning Elicited reactions in learning experiments The behavioural inhibition system revisited Conclusions 4 THE ANXIOLYTIC DRUGS What are the anxiolytic drugs? Clinical usage The classical anxiolytics Buspirone, ipsapirone Clomipramine and obsessive-compulsive disorder Beta-blockers Clinical actions of the anxiolytics—a summary Bridging the species gap The behavioural effects of anxiolytic drugs in animals Anxiolytic action—some conclusions 5 A THEORY OF THE BEHAVIOURAL INHIBITION SYSTEM Evolution, anxiety, and rules of thumb—the search for the behavioural inhibition system Behavioural inhibition and rules of thumb 6 THE NEUROLOGY OF ANXIETY The periaqueductal grey, fight, flight, and freezing The medial hypothalamus and escape The amygdala The defence system—integration Interim conclusions Comparison between the septal, hippocampal, and anxiolytic syndromes The effects of lesions of the noradrenergic and scrotonergic systems The cholinergic system The prefrontal cortex and cingulate cortex The prefrontal cortex The cingulate cortex Overview of prefrontal and cingulate cortex Prefrontal and cingulate cortex and anxiety Conclusions 7 HIPPOCAMPAL PLACE FIELDS Single-unit responses: non-spatial tasks Single-unit responses: correlations with spatial position The relation between spatial fields and head direction fields Space, discrimination, classical conditioning, and habituation Path integration Topographic mapping of single cell fields Conclusion i MEMORY AND THE SEPTO-HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM Human versus animal amnesia The hippocampus as the crucial site for amnesic deficits Types of memory The effects of delay The role of context A preliminary theory of hippocampal amnesia Relational memory Configural memory Semantic encoding Recognition memory Working memory Temporal buffer Spatial memory Interference: some initial comments The role of the hippocampal formation in memory 9 FUNDAMENTALS OF THE SEPTO-HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM Anxiolytics and the septo-hippocampal system—an overview The defence system The motor/working memory system The 'emotion' system General approach to the septo-hippocampal system The anatomy of the septo-hippocampal system Long-term memory Role of the septo-hippocampal system in sensory processing The mismatch detection system Aminergic gating systems Theta activity Conclusion 10 A THEORY OF THE SEPTO-HIPPOCAMPAL SYSTEM The theory: some basic assumptions The theory: architecture The theory: mechanism Some scenarios The theta rhythm Conclusion 11 SYMPTOMS AND SYNDROMES OF ANXIETY Cognitive effects of anxiolytic drugs Anxiolytic action and the amygdala Humpty Dumpty had a great fall Anxiolytic action and the neocorte The clinical psychology of anxiety Behavioural aspects of anxiety syndromes Cognitive aspects of anxiety syndromes Physiological aspects of anxiety syndromes The theory of anxiety Clinical anxiety and memory A functional typology for defence Panic disorder Specific phobia Post-traumatic stress disorder Agoraphobia Social phobia Generalized anxiety disorder Obsessive—compulsive disorder A typology of the anxiety-related disorders Differential diagnosis Conclusion 12 PUTTING HUMPTY DUMPTY TOGETHER AGAIN: THE ANXIOUS PERSONALITY AND ITS INHERITANCE The anxious personality Neuroticism vs. trait anxiety The genetics of neuroticism and emotionality 13 THE TREATMENT OF ANXIETY Behaviour therapy Drug therapy Cognitive-behavioural therapy Coda
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1 OVERVIEW
Scarting points for the neuropsychology of anxiety
Fear versus anxiety
The hierarchical defence system
The amygdala
The septo-hippocampal system
What is the septo-hippocampal system?
What does the septo-hippocampal system do?
A common computational core for septo-hippocampal function—Mark 1
A common computational core for septo-hippocampal function—Mark 2
The role of other brain regions
Conclusion
2 ETHOLOGY AND ANXIETY
Ethoexperimental analysis
Ethopharmacologicai analysis
The ethology and ethopharmacology of anxiety and fear
Some terminological problems
3 LEARNING THEORY AND ANXIETY
Two-process theories of learning
Elicited reactions in learning experiments
The behavioural inhibition system revisited
Conclusions
4 THE ANXIOLYTIC DRUGS
What are the anxiolytic drugs?
Clinical usage
The classical anxiolytics
Buspirone, ipsapirone
Clomipramine and obsessive-compulsive disorder
Beta-blockers
Clinical actions of the anxiolytics—a summary
Bridging the species gap
The behavioural effects of anxiolytic drugs in animals
Anxiolytic action—some conclusions
5 A THEORY OF THE BEHAVIOURAL INHIBITION
SYSTEM
Evolution, anxiety, and rules of thumb—the search for the
behavioural inhibition system
Behavioural inhibition and rules of thumb
6 THE NEUROLOGY OF ANXIETY
The periaqueductal grey, fight, flight, and freezing
The medial hypothalamus and escape
The amygdala
The defence system—integration
Interim conclusions
Comparison between the septal, hippocampal, and anxiolytic syndromes
The effects of lesions of the noradrenergic and scrotonergic systems
The cholinergic system
The prefrontal cortex and cingulate cortex
The prefrontal cortex
The cingulate cortex
Overview of prefrontal and cingulate cortex
Prefrontal and cingulate cortex and anxiety
Conclusions
7 HIPPOCAMPAL PLACE FIELDS
Single-unit responses: non-spatial tasks
Single-unit responses: correlations with spatial position
The relation between spatial fields and head direction fields
Space, discrimination, classical conditioning, and habituation
Path integration
Topographic mapping of single cell fields
Conclusion
i MEMORY AND THE SEPTO-HIPPOCAMPAL
SYSTEM
Human versus animal amnesia
The hippocampus as the crucial site for amnesic deficits
Types of memory
The effects of delay
The role of context
A preliminary theory of hippocampal amnesia
Relational memory
Configural memory
Semantic encoding
Recognition memory
Working memory
Temporal buffer
Spatial memory
Interference: some initial comments
The role of the hippocampal formation in memory
9 FUNDAMENTALS OF THE SEPTO-HIPPOCAMPAL
SYSTEM
Anxiolytics and the septo-hippocampal system—an overview
The defence system
The motor/working memory system
The 'emotion' system
General approach to the septo-hippocampal system
The anatomy of the septo-hippocampal system
Long-term memory
Role of the septo-hippocampal system in sensory processing
The mismatch detection system
Aminergic gating systems
Theta activity
Conclusion
10 A THEORY OF THE SEPTO-HIPPOCAMPAL
SYSTEM
The theory: some basic assumptions
The theory: architecture
The theory: mechanism
Some scenarios
The theta rhythm
Conclusion
11 SYMPTOMS AND SYNDROMES OF ANXIETY
Cognitive effects of anxiolytic drugs
Anxiolytic action and the amygdala
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
Anxiolytic action and the neocorte
The clinical psychology of anxiety
Behavioural aspects of anxiety syndromes
Cognitive aspects of anxiety syndromes
Physiological aspects of anxiety syndromes
The theory of anxiety
Clinical anxiety and memory
A functional typology for defence
Panic disorder
Specific phobia
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Agoraphobia
Social phobia
Generalized anxiety disorder
Obsessive—compulsive disorder
A typology of the anxiety-related disorders
Differential diagnosis
Conclusion
12 PUTTING HUMPTY DUMPTY TOGETHER
AGAIN: THE ANXIOUS PERSONALITY AND
ITS INHERITANCE
The anxious personality
Neuroticism vs. trait anxiety
The genetics of neuroticism and emotionality
13 THE TREATMENT OF ANXIETY
Behaviour therapy
Drug therapy
Cognitive-behavioural therapy
Coda

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