Prolonged Rewarding Brain Stimulation
作者： J.A. Deutsch
DOI: 10.1016/S0079-7421(08)60071-7
关键词: Brain stimulation reward 、 Turn off 、 Test adaptation 、 Social psychology 、 Brain stimulation 、 Stimulation 、 Stimulus (physiology) 、 Prolonged stimulation 、 Neuroscience 、 Psychology
摘要: Publisher Summary This chapter presents few experiments to test adaptation theory on the rats undergoing prolonged brain reward. In first experiment, run in a T-maze, with choice between an offset of stimulation and increase after stimulation. Four are six conditions each three conditions, there no stimulus at outset. The rewarded train pulses goal box. purpose is ascertain whether intracranial rewarding more intense actually rewarding. condition, given 200 pps one without any other second detained start box while they stimulated 100 continuously, voltage used previously, for varying periods time. objective fourth condition show that would choose turn off under experiment. If rat ran end box, continued until he turned around
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