The neurobiological mechanisms underlying the sensitization of pain and learning /
Why animals learn and how they do so has long been a topic of inquiry and research. Recently, King, Joynes, Meagher and Grau (1996) showed that exposure to a mild aversive event (a brief shock) can enhance both learning and pain. My thesis explored the neural mechanisms that underlie this effect....
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| Language: | English |
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2001 Fellows Thesis P3682 |
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| Call Number: |
2001 Fellows Thesis P3682 |
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| 2001 Fellows Thesis P3682 | Available | |