A Triune concept of the Brain and Behavior

By:

Paul D. Maclean

Material type: Text

TextSeries: . 10663 Publication details: 1973 University of Toronto/ USASubject(s):

100 Philosophy & Psychology

DDC classification:

155.7 MAC

Summary: A Triune concept of the Brain and Behavior. In this text the author emphasizes that the primate forebrain has evolved expanded along the lines of three basic patterns characterized as reptilian, paleomamalian and neomamalian. Radically different in structure and chemistry the three evolutionary formations comprise, so to speak, a triune brain.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	National Defence College (NDC) Library	100 Philos	QP376 .M155 1973 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		1058/97
Book	National Defence College (NDC) Library	100	QP376 .M155 1973 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		4update10663

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A Triune concept of the Brain and Behavior. In this text the author emphasizes that the primate forebrain has evolved expanded along the lines of three basic patterns characterized as reptilian, paleomamalian and neomamalian. Radically different in structure and chemistry the three evolutionary formations comprise, so to speak, a triune brain.

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A Triune concept of the Brain and Behavior