Titlebook: Eyeblink Classical Conditioning Volume 1; Applications in Huma Diana Woodruff-Pak,Joseph E. Steinmetz Book 2002 Springer Science+Business M

步履蹒跚

Xiao-Yuan Jing,Haowen Chen,Baowen Xuerebellar abnormalities in autism. These cerebellar abnormalities may account for some of the behavioral manifestations of autism through deviant cerebellar — forebrain interactions. Further studies of eyeblink conditioning in persons with autism are needed to replicate the findings from delay condi

虚弱的神经

GULF

sparse

fidelity

陶醉

Wireless Sensors and Sensors Network,ributed nature of brain functions related to learning. The focus of much research has been on identification of critical sites for learned behaviors. These studies have provided valuable clues on the functional organization of behavior. Imaging work, and related methods that monitor brain activity s

subacute

Hiatal-Hernia

Xiao-Yuan Jing,Haowen Chen,Baowen Xunt at birth and develops throughout childhood. Developmental changes also occur in the optimal ISI for conditioning and in the ability to condition using complex stimulus presentations, such as in trace conditioning and discrimination reversal. The presence of eyeblink conditioning in the newborn an

新陈代谢

Primary Productivity and Biodiversity,o dementia. Parallel age differences in conditioning in the short-delay procedure appear in middle age in rabbits and humans that may be caused at least in part by loss of cerebellar Purkinje cells. It is only when the CS-US interval is extended to 1500 ms that the age differences in delay eyeblink

MUMP