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Introduction to Behavioral Neuroscience

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Introduction to Behavioral NeuroscienceReferences

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13.1 Foundational and Contemporary Theories of Emotion

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13.2 What Category of Feelings Are Considered as the “Basic Emotions”?

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13.3 What Is the Contribution of Brain Structures in Emotional States?

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13.4 Mood and Emotional Disorders Associated with Depression

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