Hippocampus and internal inhibition
Proposes that the mammalian hippocampus constitutes part of the neural machinery necessary for the generation of a brain process which is functionally equivalent to Pavlovian internal inhibition. Relevant neuroanatomical and electrophysiological data are presented in support of this proposal. The ma...
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| description | Proposes that the mammalian hippocampus constitutes part of the neural machinery necessary for the generation of a brain process which is functionally equivalent to Pavlovian internal inhibition. Relevant neuroanatomical and electrophysiological data are presented in support of this proposal. The major behavioral effects of hippocampal lesions in situations in which internal inhibition is presumed to occur are discussed. These situations include habituation to novelty, discrimination reversal, overtraining, extinction, and spontaneous alternation. (69 ref.) |
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| subjects | Animals Arousal Behavior, Animal Conditioning, Operant Electrophysiology Extinction, Psychological Hippocampus Hippocampus - anatomy & histology Hippocampus - physiology Human Interference (Learning) Memory Neuroanatomy Physiological Psychology Practice (Psychology) Rats Reaction Time |
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