Scientific References
on
Brain Function and
Potential
Not infrequently, visitors to this web site
wonder if the claims made at this site are truly genuine.
They are. Brain and behavior researcher T.D.A. Lingo may
have been quite a character, but often eccentric genius
type scientists are. He attended four universities, with
his final Ph.D. work at the University of Chicago,
followed by intense research and development at his own
facility for 35 years. Below, you will find scientific
journal and medical foundation findings and references
cited by Lingo in his 1981 report on releasing frontal
lobes potential (published with annotations as Cosmic
Conversations. Any person wanting to substantiate the
scientific and medical background and basis for this
brain work may investigate these reliable sources at any
good medical or university library.
REFERENCES:
Note: A simple and less
technical (but very interesting) and easy to find book
with some references to amygdala and triune brain
function is "The Three Pound Universe" by Dick Teresi and
Judith Hooper, available at many public
libraries.
Adamec, R.
Behavioral and epileptic determinants of predatory attack
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Alonso-deFlorida, F. and Delgado, J. M. R.
Lasting behavioral and EEG changes in cats induced by
prolonged
stimulation
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Bucke, R. M.
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1973.
Campbell, H.
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Eccles, J. C.
Lecture, University of Colorado, University Memorial
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Gaito, J. The
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Goddard, G.
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-----.
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