Receptor and effector processes, (Methods in physiological psychology)
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Receptor and effector processes, (Methods in physiological psychology)

by Richard F Thompson

Neuroscience behavioral science Physiological Psychology
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Part of the Methods in Physiological Psychology series, this specialized volume explores receptor and effector processes from a biological and psychological perspective. It provides a focused resource for readers studying the mechanisms that connect nervous system activity, physiological responses, and behavior.

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Receptor and Effector Processes examines foundational topics in physiological psychology through the connected concepts of receptors and effectors.

As part of the Methods in Physiological Psychology series, the book is suited to readers interested in biological approaches to psychological research.

Its focus makes it a specialized reference for students, researchers, and professionals exploring mechanisms underlying nervous system activity and behavior.

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