Contemporary Issues in Modeling Psychopathology

List of Contributors. Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Involvement of Dopamine Transporters in Psychiatric Disorders; G.W. Miller, et al. 2. The Long-Term Behavioral and Neurobiological Consequences of Treatment with Psychomotor Stimulant Drugs: Implications for Psychopathology; T.E. Robinson. 3. Anxiety and Impulse Control in Rats Selectively Bred for Seizure Susceptibility; D.C. McIntyre, H. Anisman. 4. Behavioral and Neurohormonal Sequelae of Prenatal Stress: A Suggested Model of Depression; M. Weinstock. 5. Promises and Limitations of Transgenic and Knockout Mice in Modeling Psychiatric Symptoms; A. Holmes, J.N. Crawley. 6. Viral Mechanisms of Schizophrenia; B.D. Pearce. 7. Prepulse Inhibition as a Cross-Species Model of Sensorimotor Gating Deficits in Schizophrenia; M.A. Geyer. 8. Neural Systems Involved in Fear Inhibition: Extinction and Conditioned Inhibition; M. Davis, et al. 9. Brain Laterality as a Source of Individual Differences in Behavior: Animal Modelsof Depression and Substance Abuse; J.N. Carlson, et al. 10. Animal Models of Bipolar Disorder: From a Single Episode to Progressive Cycling Models; H. Einat, et al. 11. Emergence of PTSD-type Reactivity in Sprague-Dawley Rats Following Prenatal Gamma Irradiation; M. Mintz, M. Myslobodsky. 12. The Latent Inhibition Model of Schizophrenia; I. Weiner. 13. Rat Latent Inhibition and Prepulse Inhibition are Sensitive to Different Manipulations of the Social Environment: A Comprehensive Study of the Environmental Approach to Neurodevelopment Models of Schizophrenia; J. Feldon, et al. 14. Animal Models ofSet-Formation and Set-Shifting Deficits in Schizophrenia; T.W. Robbins. 15. Early Disruption of Corticolimbic Circuitry as a Model of Schizophrenia; B.K. Lipska, D.R. Weinberger. 16. Coping with Uncertainty: What Would an Animal Model of Schizophrenia Look Like? L.J. Ingraham, M. Myslobodsky. 17. Models of Psychoses: Which One, When, and Why? M. Myslobodsky, I. Weiner. Index.