The Oxford Handbook of Molecular Psychology

"This cutting-edge book provides a comprehensive overview of the research to date and the current literature. This is an excellent introduction to the genetics related to psychopathology and will serve as a solid resource and starting point for both researchers and clinicians interested in knowing more about genetic theories of aggression and depression." --Maia Feigon, Doody's Health Science Book Review "Findings from cutting-edge research studies from a broad range of sciences, both physical and social -- such as behavioral neuroscience, clinical neuroscience, genetics, neuroethology, and of course, psychology -- form the basis of this unique book. In this work of over 450 pages, you will cover relatively new ground in molecular psychology when you read about such interesting and fascinating topics as the 'neuromodulation of social behavior in insects,' the 'molecular neurobiology of social bonding,' the 'neurochemistry of human aggression and violence,' and 'oxytocin and vasopressin gene variation and the neural basis of social behaviors.' So dig into this book. Discover a brand new physical basis of thought." --Sonu Chandiram, Biz India