conditioned enhancement of the rat eyeblink reflex .. Behavioral Neuroscience , 115(4preventconditioned enhancement of the rat eyeblink reflex .. Behavioral Neuroscience , 115(4

a neurobehavioral disorder characterised by hyper - sexuality , visual agnosia , bulimia , placidity , hyperorality and memory deficits(passive) caused bya neurobehavioral disorder characterised by hyper - sexuality , visual agnosia , bulimia , placidity , hyperorality and memory deficits

a neurobehavioral disorder characterized by hyper - sexuality , visual agnosia , bulimia , placidity , hyperorality and memory deficits(passive) caused bya neurobehavioral disorder characterized by hyper - sexuality , visual agnosia , bulimia , placidity , hyperorality and memory deficits

stress responsivity and sensorimotor gating in ratsdifferentially influencestress responsivity and sensorimotor gating in rats

in emotional deficits , such as facial affect recognitionresultin emotional deficits , such as facial affect recognition

to more severe deficits in emotion recognition than lesions in the left amygdalaleadto more severe deficits in emotion recognition than lesions in the left amygdala

to a deficit in an innate unconditioned response ( freezing ) to a natural dangerous stimulus ( e.g. , a ball of cat hairs for ratsleadto a deficit in an innate unconditioned response ( freezing ) to a natural dangerous stimulus ( e.g. , a ball of cat hairs for rats

rats to lose acerbations of anxiety involving visual exposure to phobic their fear of cats and monkeys to lose their fear of snakes stimuli or word scripts describing traumatic eventscauserats to lose acerbations of anxiety involving visual exposure to phobic their fear of cats and monkeys to lose their fear of snakes stimuli or word scripts describing traumatic events

The condition(passive) is caused byThe condition

plastic changes in the auditory cortex , as well as in the MGmshould preventplastic changes in the auditory cortex , as well as in the MGm

Multiple Sclerosis reflux(passive) is caused byMultiple Sclerosis reflux

many symptomscan causemany symptoms

diplopia , or “ double visionmay causediplopia , or “ double vision

to specific impairments in recognizing fearful expressionsleadto specific impairments in recognizing fearful expressions

to increase pain thresholdswere discoveredto increase pain thresholds

in altered functional activity in connected regionsresultin altered functional activity in connected regions

migraines per her neurologistcan causemigraines per her neurologist

a marked disruption in olfactory memory for mate in female prairie voles ( M. ochrogastercauseda marked disruption in olfactory memory for mate in female prairie voles ( M. ochrogaster

what Hypersexuality , Hyperorality , Hyperphagia , Visual agnosia Treatment for an essential tremor ( 1st linecausewhat Hypersexuality , Hyperorality , Hyperphagia , Visual agnosia Treatment for an essential tremor ( 1st line

low - dose sevoflurane from causing long - term ( i.e. , 24-h ) amnesia for an aversive training experiencepreventlow - dose sevoflurane from causing long - term ( i.e. , 24-h ) amnesia for an aversive training experience

to emotional numbness and fearlessnessleadto emotional numbness and fearlessness

to an increase responding specifically forthe presentation of a conditioned stimulusleadsto an increase responding specifically forthe presentation of a conditioned stimulus

a person to lose the ability to make quick " friend or foe " assessments , which have undoubtedly had life - or - death implications in human evolutioncan causea person to lose the ability to make quick " friend or foe " assessments , which have undoubtedly had life - or - death implications in human evolution

in either loss of fear , or uncontrollable fearresultedin either loss of fear , or uncontrollable fear

the increase in dopamine and noradrenaline release that occurs in the PFC in response to a psychological stressor81preventthe increase in dopamine and noradrenaline release that occurs in the PFC in response to a psychological stressor81

to social isolationcan leadto social isolation

retrograde , but not anterograde , amnesia for object - fear conditioningcausedretrograde , but not anterograde , amnesia for object - fear conditioning

in reduced value coding of neurons in the OFCresultin reduced value coding of neurons in the OFC

a sharp decrease in autonomic arousal responses to the anticipation of food availabilitycausea sharp decrease in autonomic arousal responses to the anticipation of food availability

the development of cognitive affective biases involving new learningpreventthe development of cognitive affective biases involving new learning

vital flight or defense reactions from being triggeredpreventvital flight or defense reactions from being triggered

a shift in the preferences for juices expressed pre - surgery such that , post - surgery , juices were chosen according to their overall carbohydrate ( simple sugars ) content or ‘ sweetnesscauseda shift in the preferences for juices expressed pre - surgery such that , post - surgery , juices were chosen according to their overall carbohydrate ( simple sugars ) content or ‘ sweetness

to increased activity of brain CRF systems and hypothalamic - pituitary - adrenal axis of juvenile rhesus monkeysleadto increased activity of brain CRF systems and hypothalamic - pituitary - adrenal axis of juvenile rhesus monkeys

changes in food preferencescausedchanges in food preferences

this type of activity ... prompting the authors to suggest that dopaminergic innervation is integral to facilitating this form of attentional processingpreventthis type of activity ... prompting the authors to suggest that dopaminergic innervation is integral to facilitating this form of attentional processing

people to evaluate stimuli on the basis of a specific positivity bias — in this case , a face - approach biascausedpeople to evaluate stimuli on the basis of a specific positivity bias — in this case , a face - approach bias

an active avoidance task(passive) caused byan active avoidance task

in neonatal macaquescreatedin neonatal macaques

sensitization of post - stereotypy locomotionpreventedsensitization of post - stereotypy locomotion

in marked personality changes ... in a “ taming effect ... and in other changes such as hyperorality and excessive exploratory behavior ( Kluver and Bucy , 1939;Weiskrantz , 1956resultedin marked personality changes ... in a “ taming effect ... and in other changes such as hyperorality and excessive exploratory behavior ( Kluver and Bucy , 1939;Weiskrantz , 1956