Factors Underlying Emotionality Produced by Infantile Stimulation and Septal Lesion
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- 1966-12-01
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Keywords
Emotionality, Psychology, Lesion, Developmental psychology, Stimulation
References
- Subcortical mechanisms in emotional behavior: affective changes following septal forebrain lesions in the albino rat.
- CRITICAL PERIODS, STIMULUS INPUT, AND EMOTIONAL REACTIVITY: A THEORY OF INFANTILE STIMULATION.
- THE EFFECTS OF INFANTILE STIMULATION ON EMOTIONALITY AND HOARDING IN RATS.
- The role of the septal nuclei and components of the fornix in the behavior of the rat
- Effects of septal and amygdaloid lesions on emotional behavior and conditioned avoidance responses in the rat.
- Modern Factor Analysis
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