Daniel Berlyne Memorial Lecture: Hormones and psychological processes.

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Abstract
In the literature of behavioral endocrinology, attempts to explain hormonal effects on organismic [human] behavior usually involve postulation of physiological mechanisms as the critical intervening variables. The possibility that when complex behavioral phenomena are involved, certain types of psychological processes might profitably be employed as mechanisms mediating interactions between hormanal and behavioral events was suggested.

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