ATTENUATION OF RAT VOCALIZATIONS TO SHOCK BY A STIMULUS - SENSORY INTERACTION EFFECTS
ATTENUATION OF RAT VOCALIZATIONS TO SHOCK BY A STIMULUS - SENSORY INTERACTION EFFECTS
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10.1037/h0031049
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1971-01-01
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LEWIS, P
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BADIA, P;CULBERTSON, S;LEWIS, P
Studied the attenuation of distress vocalizations to shock by a stimulus preceding shock in 6 experiments with 48 Holtzman albino and 24 hooded female rats. Attenuation remained constant within and across 4 experimental sessions and occurred on the 1st trial. Significantly fewer vocalizations occurred when shock was preceded by onset of a visual stimulus with either a 3-or 6-sec trace or delay interval. Inhibition of vocalizations did not occur (a) when onset of both stimulus and shock was simultaneous,(b) when the stimulus was offset of stimulation, or (c) when stimulus was in the same sensory modality (tactual) as shock. A nonassociative interpretation emphasizing sensory interaction is supported.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)