HIPPOCAMPAL EEG AND BEHAVIOR IN DOG .3. HIPPOCAMPAL EEG CORRELATES OF STIMULUS-RESPONSE TASKS AND OF SEXUAL-BEHAVIOR
HIPPOCAMPAL EEG AND BEHAVIOR IN DOG .3. HIPPOCAMPAL EEG CORRELATES OF STIMULUS-RESPONSE TASKS AND OF SEXUAL-BEHAVIOR
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DOI:
10.1016/0013-4694(79)90011-7
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
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通讯作者:
KAMP, A
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ARNOLDS, DEAT;LOPESDASILVA, FH;KAMP, A
A dog was trained to perform a spatial sound discrimination. The hippocampal EEG correlates and the movement correlates of correct trials were compared with those of incorrect trials and of pressings in between. Correct and wrong responses on a place learning task were compared with respect to the hippocampal EEG correlates and to the motor behavior. Where significant differences in EEG correlates were found, the motor behavior differed significantly as well. The same was found for 2 behavioral states with different motor behavioral qualities which occurred during copulation. The spectral properties of the hippocampal EEG reflect in a predictable but non-specific way the intensity of motor behavior. They question the postulated correlations between hippocampal EEG and internal processes, on the ground that unambiguous experimental verification of such a hypothesis may be very difficult.