Reflex modification during habituation of a startle response
Abstract Reflex modification describes the phenomenon in which an elicited reflex is inhibited when a weak stimulus is presented approximately 100 msec prior to the reflex-eliciting event. During habituation procedures, rats were repeatedly exposed to a startle-eliciting noise either with or (in a s...
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