Introduction

the scientific study of human consciousness in psychobiological perspective

Richard J. Davidson, Julian M. Davidson

1-10

Consciousness and information processing

a biocognitive perspective

Richard J. Davidson

11-46

Mind, brain, and consciousness

the organization of competence and conduct

Karl H. Pribram

47-63

Stress-induced behavior

chemotherapy without drugs

Seymour M. Antelman, Anthony R. Caggiula

65-104

Redundancy in the nervous system as substrate for consciousness

relation to the anatomy and chemistry of remembering

Aryeh Routtenberg

105-127

Multipotentiality

a statistical theory of brain function—evidence and implications

129-146

Genetic factors in EEG, sleep, and evoked potentials

Monte S. Buchsbaum, Elliot S. Gershon

147-168

The waking stream of consciousness

Kenneth S. Pope, Jerome L. Singer

169-191

The emergence of emotions and the development of consciousness in infancy

Carroll E. Izard

193-216

A systems approach to consciousness

William T. Powers

217-242

A systems approach to altered states of consciousness

Charles T. Tart

243-269

The psychobiology of sexual experience

Julian M. Davidson

271-332

The psychophysiological model of meditation and altered states of consciousness

A critical review

Marjorie Schuman

333-378

Toward a psychobiology of transcendence

God in the brain

Arnold J. Mandell

379-464

Prospects for the scientific observer of perceptual consciousness

Gordon G. Globus, Stephen Franklin

465-481