EFFECTS OF SIGNAL-SHOCK CONTINGENCY PROBABILITY ON GASTRIC LESIONS IN RATS AS A FUNCTION OF SHOCK REGION

EFFECTS OF SIGNAL-SHOCK CONTINGENCY PROBABILITY ON GASTRIC LESIONS IN RATS AS A FUNCTION OF SHOCK REGION

Effects of signal-shock contingency probability on stress pathology were studied with 2 regions of electric shock and with (a) only sound signal presentations (NS), (b) unrelated presentations of the signal and tail shock (TS) or foot shock (FS) (NPS), (c) signal presentations all of which were pair...

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