Individual differences in the effects of septal stimulation on escape behaviour in the rat.
A test of preference for accepting or rejecting electrical stimulation of the rat's septal area revealed individual differences: "positive" reactors sought the stimulation; "negative" reactors escaped from it. All animals escaped from electrical stimulation of the dorsal teg...
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McGill University
1966
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| Summary: | A test of preference for accepting or rejecting electrical stimulation of the rat's septal area revealed individual differences: "positive" reactors sought the stimulation; "negative" reactors escaped from it. All animals escaped from electrical stimulation of the dorsal tegmental area. [...] |
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