Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. Generating Individual Human Behaviors: The Nexus of Causality and Physiology
Lawrence B. Mohr (The University of Michigan, Michigan, USA)
Chapter 2. The Importance of Frontal Lobe Inhibition for the Elaboration of Behavior and the Development of Culture in Hominins
Patricia A. Helvenston (American Board of Professional Neuropsychology, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Colorado, USA)
Chapter 3. An Etiology of Human Behavior
Robert G. Bednarik (ICRAD, Hebei Normal University, Melbourne, Australia)
Chapter 4. Neotenous Paths to Hominization Part I: Neoteny, Skin, and Hominization
Ahmed Achrati (Department of Anthropology, Howard Community College, Maryland, USA)
Chapter 5. Neotenous Paths to Hominization Part II: Neoteny, Play, and Art
Ahmed Achrati (Department of Anthropology, Howard Community College, Maryland, USA)
Chapter 6. Collective Dissociation: The Origins of Civilized Madness
George F. Steiner (Negev Rock Art Center, Israel)
Chapter 7. A Comparison of Historic Human Behavior and Attitudes Towards New World (Cathartid) and Old World (Accipitrid) Vultures
Michael Campbell (Department of Geography, Simon Fraser University, Canada)
Chapter 8. Human Behavior Case Studies for the ICT and Automation Industry in Poland
Jozef Bohdan Lewoc, Marion Hersh, Antoni Izworski, Antonina Kieleczawa, Iwona Chomiak-Orsa, Janis³aw Muszyñski, Alicja Kuberska, Thanasis Kamburelis, Bogdan Kasierski, Ryszard Fudala, Marek Tu³a, Zbigniew Kochel, Stanis³aw Olejnik, Piotr Kociatkiewicz, Ludwik Górski, Józef Muszyñski, Adam Urbanek, Eugeniusz Bilski, and Les³aw Niemczycki (BPBiT Leader LLC, Newark, Delaware, USA, and others)
Index