Effects of shock intensity on transfer of shock avoidance under unilateral spreading depression

Best, Phillip J.

doi:10.1016/0031-9384(72)90373-3

Physiology & Behavior

1972

DOI: 10.1016/0031-9384(72)90373-3

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Effects of shock intensity on transfer of shock avoidance under unilateral spreading depression

Phillip J. Best

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Effects of some physiological and pharmacological manipulations on shock- facilitated mouse killing by onychomys leucogaster (Northern grasshopper mouse)

Clark

1976

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Onychomys leucogaster (northern grasshopper mice) were induced to kill mice with response‐contingent shock, and the effects of several physiological, pharmacological, and endocrinological variables were assessed. Lesions of the septum facilitated mouse killing, while lesions of the amygdala abolished spontaneous mouse killing and delayed shock‐facilitated killing. Chlorpromazine (2.5–5 mg/kg) and chlordiazepoxide (5–10 mg/kg) facilitated mouse killing on postdrug trials but did not affect killing when the animals were drugged. Adrenalectomy, castration, and castration adrenalectomy did not alter the frequency of kill nor were sex‐related differences in killing noted. These results were compared to those found by others studying the effects of lesions and drugs on mouse killing by rats.

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Effects of some physiological and pharmacological manipulations on shock- facilitated mouse killing by onychomys leucogaster (Northern grasshopper mouse)

Clark

1976

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Time labelling of independently acquired lateralized engrams in rats

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Bureš

1972

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Active avoidance learning during bilateral spreading depression

Pianka

1974

Physiology & Behavior

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Effects of shock intensity on transfer of shock avoidance under unilateral spreading depression

Cited by 8 publications

References 17 publications

Effects of some physiological and pharmacological manipulations on shock- facilitated mouse killing by onychomys leucogaster (Northern grasshopper mouse)

Effects of some physiological and pharmacological manipulations on shock- facilitated mouse killing by onychomys leucogaster (Northern grasshopper mouse)

Time labelling of independently acquired lateralized engrams in rats

Active avoidance learning during bilateral spreading depression

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