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A,B,C easy as R,A,T. A New Video- Jump, Pickle, Jump! So this is my first video of Pickle hurdling. Take a look! I used a different camera to film this video, and there is no audio, but the click now comes immediately after she crosses the bar. You can see her turn and come for food at the sound of the click.

, and Fendt, M. Temporary inactivation of the medial and. Basolateral amgydala differentially affects TMT-induced fear behavior in. Produces a fear response in lab rats, who have never been exposed to predators.

Megan and I have been intrested in several different things to base our experiment around, however, we have not been able to scale our ideas down. For our experiment we would use the box in the rat room that is 29 long x 21 wide x 19 deep. As for the living quarters we will utilize one of the two cages that our rats are kept in now. With this new idea Megan and I first need to propose this idea to Dr. Mac Ewen to be approved.

We designed a study to test whether or not a rat will work for exposure to another rat at the same degree to which the rat worked while receiving food reinforcement. We labeled this exposure as social reinforcement. Additional References and Prior Work.

Again, the numbers represent the percentage of correct trials for each of the sessions. The graph below represents the percentage of correct trials over the past 10 sessions with Masey.

The localization of sound in the white rat. Comparison of timing and classical conditioning. The subjects in this study are tw.

Articles on Match-To-Sample and Odor Discrimination in Rats. , and Thomas, R. The effects of nucleus basalis magnocellularis lesions in Long-Evans hooded rats on two learning set formation tasks, delayed matching-to-sample learning, and open-field activity. , and Linster, C. Enrichment to Odors Improves Olfactory Discrimination in Adult Rats.

The non-aversive tone is called a Peep. A loud scream that cover.