Can primate models be useful in understanding human psychopathology? If so, how and what are the specific behavioral, neurophysiological, and biochemical changes seen? What rehabilitation methods are effective in reversing each of the abnormal behavior syndromes? These questions now occupy the attention of several investigators and are the key queries with which this chapter will be concerned. (72 pp.)
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