The neurobiology of anxiety
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The neurobiology of anxiety
（Handbook of anxiety, v. 3）
Elsevier, 1990
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Includes bibliographies and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The third volume of the Handbook of Anxiety reflects the renewed interest in the basis of anxiety and the search for a biochemistry of anxiety. While there have been biochemical/pharmacological studies since the early 1960s two events have contributed significantly to present investigations. The first was the discovery of specific benzodiazepine binding sites in the brain of vertebrate species, and the second the reclassification of anxiety states under DSM-III criteria and more recently DSM-III-R. Research in the area of the biology of anxiety has developed rapidly in the past decade; this volume summarizes some of these advances and hopefully points to new directions for further research.
目次
Contributors. Editorial preface. Section I: Biological models of anxiety. 1. The psychoneurology of fear: evolutionary perspectives and the role of animal models in understanding human anxiety (J. Panksepp). 2. Biological models of panic disorder (J.M. Gorman, L. Papp and D.F. Klein). 3. Biological models of panic disorder and agoraphobia: theory and evidence (J. Margraf and A. Ehlers). 4. Testing new antianxiety agents: pharmacology and biochemistry (S.E. File). Section II: Biochemical studies in anxiety. 5. The GABA A -benzodiazepine receptor: biology and pharmacology (W.E. Haefely). 6. Serotonin and anxiety (D.J. Nutt and D.T. George). Catecholamines and anxiety (T.R. Norman, F.K. Judd and G.D. Burrows). Section III: Clinical studies - panic, generalized anxiety disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder. 8. Towards a biochemistry of panic disorders: a critique of platelet studies (T.R. Norman, G.D. Burrows and F.K. Judd). 9. Obsessive-complusive disorder and anxiety (D.L. Murphy, T.A. Pigott and T.R. Insel). 10. Positron emission tomography in the study of panic disorder and anticipatory anxiety (E.M. Reiman). 11. Brain defense systems and anxiety (F.G. Graeff). 12. Anxiety and the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis (T.D. Geracioti Jr., K.T. Kalogeras, T.A. Pigott, M.A. Demitrack, M. Altemus, G.P. Chrousos and P.W. Gold). 13. Anxiety and the thyroid axis (G.M. Gillette, J.C. Carbutte and A.J. Prange Jr.). 14. Genetics of anxiety and its clinical implications (S. Torgersen). 15. Drug studies and biochemical etiology of anxiety (R.T. Joffe and R.P. Swinson). Section IV: Normal anxiety . 16. Anxiety and cognitive functioning (M.W. Eysenck). Section V: Overview. 17. Anxiety disorders - normal, pathological and episodic: a dilemma for aetiology (M. Roth). Subject Index.
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