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Dysregulation of Hedonic Processing in Chronic Pain: Insights from Preclinical Data. [PDF]
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We must look beyond primary reinforcement to understand nicotine use in women. [PDF]
McNealy KR, Barrett ST, Bevins RA.
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Superstitious conditioning shapes the illusory experience of free will under causal determinism. [PDF]
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Soleus H-reflex size versus stimulation rate in the presence of background muscle activity: a methodological study. [PDF]
Brangaccio JA +10 more
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The gut-brain vagal axis governs mesolimbic dopamine dynamics and reward events. [PDF]
Onimus O +15 more
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Selective Effects of Acutely Administered N-Acetyl-Cysteine in Rodent Models of Nicotine-Conditioned Behaviours. [PDF]
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Different Sensitivity to Ethanol and Sucrose in DAT and SERT Knockout Rats
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Biological Psychology, 1992
This study demonstrates that operant conditioning may increase the P300 component of the event-related potential above a level obtained without contingent training. An experimental group of subjects was rewarded for producing large P300 amplitudes and was compared with a yoked control group which was rewarded on a random basis.
W, Sommer, S, Schweinberger
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This study demonstrates that operant conditioning may increase the P300 component of the event-related potential above a level obtained without contingent training. An experimental group of subjects was rewarded for producing large P300 amplitudes and was compared with a yoked control group which was rewarded on a random basis.
W, Sommer, S, Schweinberger
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On the dynamics of operant conditioning
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1971Abstract Simple psychological postulates are presented which are used to derive possible anatomical and physiological substrates of operant conditioning. These substrates are compatible with much psychological data about operants. A main theme is that aspects of operant and respondent conditioning share a single learning process.
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