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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"latent inhibition"”.

  1. Serotonin and Norepinephrine in Latent Inhibition.

    … affected subjects* performance in the latent inhibition paradigm. This evidence was correlated with earlier work which showed norepinephrine depletions attenuating performance in blocking, whereas serotonin-depleted rats behaved like normals in the paradigm. Thus, different …

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  2. Cognitive dysfunction studied in animal models of schizophrenia

    … learning were studied using the prepulse inhibition and habituation of the acoustic startle response models respectively. Additionally, selective attention was investigated using latent inhibition in taste aversion conditioning. Systemic administration of PCP to mice caused a deficit in …

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  3. Neurosensitivity: Implications for Cognition and Creativity.

    … is characterized by differences in exogenous inhibition-of-return, and defocused, disinhibited attention states that facilitate creative potential. Chapter 6 shows sensitivity has positive implications for learning and memory processes, demonstrating that neurosensitivity affects …

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  4. A Double-Error Correction Computational Model of Learning

    … predicted through the model’s dynamic asymptote. Latent inhibition is accounted for as occurring through both learning and selective attention. The selective attention of the model likewise produces emergent effects when instantiated in the real-time dynamics of the model, predicting that the …

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