Eyeblink Classical Conditioning Volume 1

List of Contributors. Overview and Background. 1. Past, Present, and Future of Human Eyeblink Classical Conditioning; D.S. Woodruff-Pak, J.E. Steinmetz. 2. Neural Network Approaches to Classical Conditioning; N.A. Schmajuk. Cognitive Neuroscience Approaches to Eyeblink Conditioning in Normal Adults. 3. Functional Networks Underlying Human Eyeblink Conditioning; A.R. McIntosh, B.G. Schreurs. 4. Functional MRI Studies of Eyeblink Classical Conditioning; S.K. Lemieux, D.S. Woodruff-Pak. 5. Dual-Task and Repeated Measures Designs: Utility in Assessing Timing and Neural Functions in Eyeblink Conditioning; J.T. Green, et al. Eyeblink Conditioning Over the Life Span. 6. Using Eyeblink Conditioning to Assess Neurocognitive Development in Human Infants; D. Ivkovich, et al. 7. Classical Eyeblink Conditioning in Normal and Autistic Children; L.L. Sears, J.E. Steinmetz. 8. Human Eyeblink Classical Conditioning in Normal Aging and Alzheimer's Disease; D.S. Woodruff-Pak. Contributions of Abnormal Groups to Theoretical and Empirical Understanding. 9. Eyeblink Conditioning in Neurological Patients with Motor Impairments; M.M. Schugens, et al. 10. Eyeblink Classical Conditioning in Amnesia; R. McGlinchey-Berroth. 11. Awareness and the Conditioned Eyeblink Response; R.E. Clark, L.R. Squire. 12. Can Eyeblink Classical Conditioning Provide a Foundation for Integrating Clinical Science and Cognitive Neuroscience in the Study of Psychopathology? R.M. McFall, et al. Appendix: Bibliographyof Human Eyeblink Conditioning; I. Gormezano. Index.