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    Title: Operant Performance Following Tail-Pinch in the Rat: Effects of d-Amphetamine
    Authors: 廖瑞銘;Chang, Yea-Huey;Liao, Ruey-Ming;Lan, Cherng-Horng;Shen, Ying-Lin
    Keywords: stress;DRL10;FI60;FR20;catecholamine;inter-response time
    Date: 2000-09
    Issue Date: 2008-12-31 11:13:43 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: To extend the investigation of tail-pinch induced behavioral changes, rats performing on a
    differential reinforcement of low rates of 10 sec (DRL10), a fixed-interval of 60 sec (FI60), and a fixedratio of 20 (FR20) schedules were exposed to a paper clip applied to the tail. While a 10 min tail-pinch
    conducted 1 hr before operant sessions significantly altered the DRL10 behavior, this stressor had little
    effect on either FI60 or FR20 responding. Marked DRL10 behavior performance changes following tailpinch included increases in the number of lever presses, decreases in the number of the reinforcers, and
    disruption in the frequency distribution of inter-response times (IRT). These DRL10 operant deficits
    were diminished when the subject received a tail-pinch pretreatment followed by d-amphetamine
    treatment (0.2 and 2.0 mg/kg). In combination with biochemical data from others, the present results
    suggest that catecholamine systems are involved in modulation of DRL10 behavior following tailpinch
    Relation: Chinese Journal of Physiology, 43(3), 105-111
    Data Type: article
    Appears in Collections:[Department of Psychology] Periodical Articles

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