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Reversal Learning (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Reversal Learning'
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Discrimination learning in Rora(sg) and Grid2(ho) mutant mice.
23 Jun 2008
Rora(sg) mutants with mild cerebellar granule cell degeneration were compared to Grid2(ho) mutants with more severe granule cell degeneration as well as Purkinle cell atrophy for left-right and dark-light discrimination learning tasks in a ...
rec_pub_18583162-discrimination-learning-rora-sg-grid2-ho-mutant-mice.htm
Spatial information processing consequences of DAMGO injections into the dorsal striatum.
22 Jun 2008
The purpose of the present study was to examine the role of the dorsal striatum, and more specifically, the patch region of the dorsal striatum, in mediating spatial learning and memory. To this end, male, Long Evans rats were bilaterally implanted ...
rec_pub_18572425-spatial-information-processing-consequences-damgo-injections-dorsal.htm
22 Jun 2008
Previous data from our team have shown that pre-test stress in mice reversed the pattern of memory retrieval in a contextual serial spatial task (CSD; Celerier, A., Pierard, C., Rachbauer, D., Sarrieau, A., & Beracochea, D. (2004). Contextual and ...
rec_pub_18572424-prefrontal-cortex-basolateral-amygdala-lesions-blocked-stress-induced.htm
9 Jun 2008
Considerable evidence has emerged to implicate ventromedial prefrontal cortex in encoding expectations of future reward during value-based decision making. However, the nature of the learned associations upon which such representations depend is ...
rec_pub_18550593-determining-role-ventromedial-prefrontal-cortex-encoding-action-based.htm
Age differences in response selection for pure and mixed stimulus-response mappings and tasks.
7 Jun 2008
Two experiments examined effects of mixed stimulus-response mappings and tasks for older and younger adults. In Experiment 1, participants performed two-choice spatial reaction tasks with blocks of pure and mixed compatible and incompatible ...
rec_pub_18541219-age-differences-response-selection-pure-mixed-stimulus-response.htm
30 May 2008
The present study tested the hypothesis that older adults establish a weaker task set than younger adults and therefore rely more on stimulus-triggered activation of task sets. This hypothesis predicts that older adults should have difficulty with ...
rec_pub_18573007-age-related-differences-switching-cognitive-tasks-does-internal.htm
19 May 2008
The present study examined the separability of six executive functions (verbal storage-and-processing coordination, visuospatial storage-and-processing coordination, dual-task coordination, strategic retrieval, selective attention, and shifting) and ...
rec_pub_18499078-more-dissociations-interactions-central-executive-functioning.htm
Prefrontal-inferotemporal interaction is not always necessary for reversal learning.
19 May 2008
Prefrontal cortex (PFC) is thought to have a wide-ranging role in cognition, often described as executive function or behavioral inhibition. A specific example of such a role is the inhibition of representations in more posterior regions of cortex ...
rec_pub_18495887-prefrontal-inferotemporal-interaction-necessary-reversal-learning.htm
17 May 2008
Recent data showed that neonatal ventral hippocampus (VH) lesions, an approach used to model schizophrenia symptoms in rodents, produce premature deficits of working memory believed to be associated with early medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) ...
rec_pub_18490183-neonatal-ventral-hippocampus-lesions-disrupt-extra-dimensional-shift.htm
13 May 2008
Bilateral intradentate injections of 3.0microg of colchicine induced a substantial loss of granule cells and damage to the overlying pyramidal cell layer in region CA1 in adult male Long-Evans rats. All rats with such lesions showed a significant ...
rec_pub_18485752-complete-recovery-olfactory-associative-learning-activation-5-ht4.htm
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