Emotional hypothermia induced by classical aversive conditioning in the rabbit
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Emotional hypothermia induced by classical aversive conditioning in the rabbit
Boll Soc Ital Biol Sper.
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Abstract
The CS induces a stereotyped change in all the autonomic variables studied: Ts decreases, RF and Thy increase. Within an average 300 sec from the CS a new steady state is reached, characterized by a lower Thy and a higher RF compared to the respective control values before the CS. Throughout the session the CS sequence determine a significant decrease in Thy which is analogous in our opinion with the "emotional hypothermia" induced in rabbits and rats by restraint.
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