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ELIOT STELLAR
ELIOT STELLAR
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was university professor of physiological psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. He was a former editor of The Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology, the precursor of behavioral neuroscience.
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Phil Teitelbaum's work was on the lateral hypothalamic syndrome en c! recovery of function from this brain damage (1954~.
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for over thirty years, integrating what was known about hypothalamic function in regulating basic cirives like hunger en c! sex into a moclel of brain function.
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(e.g., Bill Chambers, John Liu, Jim Sprague) that we now call neuroscience.
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a number of eclucational programs at the university. They included the University Scholars Program, Biological Basis of Behavior Major, en c!
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scientific cooperation. Someone working with me on a program project grant from the National Institute of Mental Health asker!
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As a graduate student en c! still in the philosophy department, I came to see Eliot Stellar on the acivice of Paul Rozin, who then was chairman of the psychology department.
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Animal Behavior. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: PrenticeHall.
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