A comparison of two model systems of associative learning: heart rate and eyeblink conditioning in the rabbit.
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Summary
Data indicate that these two model systems of mammalian learning (based on heart period and eyeblink responses) show quite different acquisition functions, and it is significant that heart rate slowing always accompanied the eyeblink conditioned responses, even though increases in general electromyographic activity as well as eyeb link conditioned responses were simultaneously observed during CS presentation.
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- 1988-11-01
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Betatron, Electron, Physics, Atomic physics, Acceleration
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- Editorial Policy on Analyses of Variance With Repeated Measures
- Mechanisms of Memory
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