CONDITIONING AND EXTINCTION OF A FOOD-REWARDED RESPONSE AFTER SELECTIVE ABLATIONS OF FRONTAL CORTEX IN RHESUS MONKEYS
CONDITIONING AND EXTINCTION OF A FOOD-REWARDED RESPONSE AFTER SELECTIVE ABLATIONS OF FRONTAL CORTEX IN RHESUS MONKEYS
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DOI:
10.1016/0014-4886(63)90094-3
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发表时间:
1963-01-01
影响因子:
5.3
通讯作者:
ROSVOLD, HE
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作者:
BUTTER, CM;MISHKIN, M;ROSVOLD, HE
Four monkeys with orbital frontal lesions, four with lateral frontal lesions, and four unoperated controls, all of which had been trained preoperatively to press a lever for food reward, were tested in conditioning sessions alternating with extinction sessions. One month later, similar conditioning and extinction tests were carried out under conditions of food deprivation and satiation. Compared to either of the other two groups, the orbital frontal animals gave more responses in extinction and showed a smaller response decrement in conditioning sessions when shifted from deprivation to satiation. These findings support the view advanced in an earlier study that the orbital frontal monkey''s impairment on stimulus differentiation tests is due to a difficulty in withholding responses on negative trials. Although previous studies suggest a similar impairment in lateral frontal monkeys, the procedures used in the present experiment failed to detect it.