Effects of Diazepam and Meclizine Hydrochloride on Emotional Upset Due to Perceptual Dissonance and Motion

Abstract

Predictions concerning inter-sense perceptual dissonance effects associated with motion by 180 rats were again largely confirmed with ambulation scores as the dependent variable, however, replication was not substantial for the defecation measure. Anticipated interactions between drugs and motion-dissonance procedures were absent.