Behavioral

Neu roscience
February 1987

Volume 101
Number 1
Copyright 9 1987
Articles by the
Amencan
3 An Evaluatmn of Spaual Information Processing m Aged Rats Psychological
Assoctatmn, Inc
Peter R Rapp, Ruth A Rosenberg, and Mlchela Gallagher

13 Contingency Learning and Causal Detectmn in Hermlssenda I Behavior

Joseph Farley

28 Contingency Learning and Causal Detection in Hermtssenda II Cellular Mechamsms

Joseph Farley

57 Anatomical DtssoclaUon of the Substrates of Medial Forebram Bundle Self-Stimulation

and Exploration
Andrb Durtvage and Elefthertos Mtharesszs

62 Ontogeny of Spatmi Navlgatmn Behaviors in the Rat Dlssocmtlon of "Proximal"- and

"Distal"-Cue-Based Behaviors
Jerry W Rudy, Susan Stadler-Moms, and Peter Albert

74 Hyperstnatai Lesions and Attentmn m the Pigeon

Steve Redly

87 Actlvatmn and Expressmn of Endogenous Pain Control Mechamsms m Rats Given

Repeated NoclcepUve Tests Under the Influence of Naloxone
Joseph Rochford and Jane Stewart

104 Assocmtlve Control of Tolerance to the Sedatwe Effects of a Short-Acting Benzodlazeplne

David A Kmg, Mark E Bouton, and Richard E Musty

115 Stress-Induced Alteration of T-Lymphocyte Subsets and Humoral Immunity m Mice

Brtan Esterhng and Bruce S Rabm

120 Less-Than-Expected Vanablhty m Ewdence for Three Stages in Memory Formation

Seth Roberts

126 Less-Than-Expected Variability in Evidence for Three Stages m Memory Formation A

Response
Ktm T Ng and Mane E Gibbs

Brief Communications

131 The Topography of Amphetamine and Scopolamine-Induced Hyperactivity Toward an

Activity Pnnt
Paul R Sanberg, Mark A Henault, Starr H Hagenmeyer-Houser, and Krlstanne H Russell

134 Laterallzatlon of Emotlonallty m Right Panetai Cortex of the Rat

Douglas P Crowne, Claudette M Richardson, and Klm A Dawson
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139 Dlfferentml G a s t n c U l c e r a t t o n in Rats R e c e w m g Shocks o n Either F i x e d - T i m e or Variable-
T i m e Schedules
Michael N Gude

141 D e v e l o p m e n t o f I n t e r o c u l a r Equtvalence m Rats T r a i n e d o n a Dtstal-Cue Navigation Task

Jerry W Rudy and Susan Stadler-Morrts

Other

12 Correction to T h o m a s a n d G a s h (1986)

56 Searches O p e n for Edttors o f Five A P A J o u r n a l s

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