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The 12 chapters focus on different experimental approaches taken by Horn and others to elucidate aspects of the neural basis of imprinting behavior. These approaches are logically devised and capably carried out . . . The monograph provides an interesting account of imprinting and is well worth reading. --Trends in Neuroscience All in all, this is a fascinating book . . . Horn has managed to bring the work of his group back to life by placing it into the context of thoughtfully conceived speculations and precise models . . . Provides the reader with a glimpse into one of nature's microminiaturizations of the experiential process. --Contemporary Psychology

<br> The 12 chapters focus on different experimental approaches taken by Horn and others to elucidate aspects of the neural basis of imprinting behavior. These approaches are logically devised and capably carried out . . . The monograph provides an interesting account of imprinting and is well worth reading. --Trends in Neuroscience<p><br> All in all, this is a fascinating book . . . Horn has managed to bring the work of his group back to life by placing it into the context of thoughtfully conceived speculations and precise models . . . Provides the reader with a glimpse into one of nature's microminiaturizations of the experiential process. --Contemporary Psychology<p><br>

An impressive book. It presents a very well written and engaging account that is full of important results and interesting ideas. It should be required reading for anyone interested in these areas. It is my opinion that this book brings us a long way toward understanding the neural basis of memory and points to some new directions that may lead to a better understanding of imprinting. Tthe Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

The 12 chapters focus on different experimental approaches taken by Horn and others to elucidate aspects of the neural basis of imprinting behavior. These approaches are logically devised and capably carried out . . . The monograph provides an interesting account of imprinting and is well worth reading. --Trends in Neuroscience<br> All in all, this is a fascinating book . . . Horn has managed to bring the work of his group back to life by placing it into the context of thoughtfully conceived speculations and precise models . . . Provides the reader with a glimpse into one of nature's microminiaturizations of the experiential process. --Contemporary Psychology<br>

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