Synopsis
The Influence of Experience on Recovery Following Brain Damage in Rodents: Hypotheses Based on Developmental Research.- Malnutrition and Early Environmental Experience: Possible Interactive Effects on Later behavior.- Environmental Therapy in Hypothyroid and Other Disadvantaged Animal Populations.- The Effects of Total Social Isolation Rearing on Behavior of Rhesus and Pigtail Macaques.- Environments of Dysfunction: The Relevance of Primate Animal Models.- Neural Responses to Therapeutic Environments.- Environmental Programming to Foster Competence and Prevent Mental Retardation in Infancy.- The Influence of Severe Malnutrition in Infancy on the Intelligence of Children at School Age: An Ecological Perspective.- Caregiver-Infant Interaction as a Focus for Therapeutic Intervention with Human Infants.- Determination and Prevention of Infant Brain Dysfunction: Sensory and Nonsensory Factors.- Some Methodological Considerations in the Study of Abnormal Conditions.- Summary and Afterthoughts.
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