Successive-beat analysis of cardiovascular orienting and conditional responses Joseph E. O. NewtonJorge Perez-Cruet OriginalPaper Pages: 37 - 55
Habituation of orienting responses as a function of “instructional set” K. GrossJ. A. Stern OriginalPaper Pages: 23 - 36
Cortical steady-potential shifts in conditioning Vernon RowlandHerbert BradleyDan Deutschman OriginalPaper Pages: 3 - 22
The Pavlovian basis of reciprocal inhibition therapy Joseph R. Cautela OriginalPaper Pages: 293 - 300
The historical significance of Pavlov’s experiments on conditional reflexes Edward L. Beach OriginalPaper Pages: 281 - 287
Editorial introduction to two articles on Ivan Petrovich Pavlov MakarovEdward L. BeachW. Horsley Gantt EditorialNotes Pages: 280 - 280
Overtraining in classical conditioning: A comparison of motor and cardiac systems in dogs James J. Lynch OriginalPaper Pages: 266 - 279
One-trial cardiac conditioning in dogs Joseph E. O. NewtonW. Horsley Gantt OriginalPaper Pages: 251 - 265
The first annual meeting of the Pavlovian society of north america James J. Lynch Report Pages: 205 - 206
Conditional reflexes as related to hypnosis and hypnotic techniques Leo Alexander OriginalPaper Pages: 199 - 204
The role of internal inhibition and the frontal lobes in child development R. LynnValerie Compton OriginalPaper Pages: 195 - 198
Effect of movement on the cardiac conditional reflex Fred L. RoyerW. Horsley Gantt OriginalPaper Pages: 190 - 194
The effect of Person on cardiac and motor responsivity to shock in dogs Sandra L. AndersonW. Horsley Gantt OriginalPaper Pages: 181 - 189
Some theoretical considerations in relation to innate appetite for salt D. A. Denton OriginalPaper Pages: 144 - 170
1966 Symposium on General Practical Psychiatry Sheraton Plaza Hotel Boston, Massachusetts Wednesday, October 19, 1966 Announcement Pages: 138 - 138
Respiratory conditional reflex formation with CO2 and electric shock as unconditional stimuli Stephen A. WeinsteinA. S. E. Fowle OriginalPaper Pages: 117 - 124
An attempt to condition extrasystoles using direct myocardial electrical stimulation as an unconditional stimulus J. Perez-CruetJames R. JudeW. Horsley Gantt OriginalPaper Pages: 104 - 116
The place of the conditioned reflex in psychology and psychiatry: Reply to reese, dykman, and peters Gregory Razran OriginalPaper Pages: 80 - 89
Emotional trauma in rats: Age as a factor in recovery John E. PetersOddist D. Murphee OriginalPaper Pages: 51 - 56
Clinical application of conditioning and other behavioral techniques: Conceptual and professional considerations Cyril M. Franks OriginalPaper Pages: 36 - 50
