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In this book, readers will learn about the neuromechanisms that give rise to maladaptive behaviors, that is, actions that are counterproductive, even to the point that they can be detrimental to ourselves and/or to others. The first two chapters of this book define maladaptation and provide an overview of key neuroscience concepts. The rest of the book details maladaptive cognitive-affective and behavioral processes. Specifically, individuals will learn about perceptual disturbances, attentional deficits, memory impairments, maladaptive decision making, movement-related disorders, compulsive behavior, and disturbances related to biological functions (e.g., eating, sleep, and reproduction). Not to be overly pessimistic, the final chapter highlights how we have been able to use neuroscience techniques to treat conditions characterized by maladaptation.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to Maladaptation.- Chapter 2: Basic Neuroscience Principles.- Chapter 3: Perceptual Disturbances.- Chapter 4: Aberrant Pain Perception.- Chapter 5: Maladaptive Attentional Processes.- Chapter 6: Maladaptive Memories.- Chapter 7: Maladaptive Decision Making.- Chapter 8: Maladaptive Stress.- Chapter 9: Mood Dysregulation.- Chapter 10: Maladaptive Motor Control.- Chapter 11: Maladaptive Habits.- Chapter 12: Motor Impulsivity.- Chapter 13: Maladaptive Eating.- Chapter 14: Maladaptive Sleep.- Chapter 15: Maladaptive Social Behaviors.- Chapter 16: Maladaptive Reproductive Behaviors.- Chapter 17: Using Neuroscience to Treat Maladaptation.
