José M. R. Delgado

TL;DR: The kind of responses, as well as the interspersion of the points from which they can be obtained in the frontotemporal region, suggest that this part of the brain is concerned with the organization of the oral activities of the animal as they pertain to feeding and to the vocalization, attack and defense involved in obtaining food.

TL;DR: In unanesthetized cats, with permanent intracerebral electrodes, as many as 100 repeated hippocampal after-discharges (HAD's) were evoked during a period of 15–30 days, and a clear correlation was established between motor participation of the face and 4–6 c/sec activity of the amygdala.

TL;DR: The chapter describes methodology for cinemanalysis, telerecording, and telestimulation to study free behavior during brain stimulation and demonstrates that spontaneous activities are recorded, identified and quantified, allowing the systematic study of free and evoked behavior on both individual and social levels.