We hypothesized that LDTg excitatory drive to VTA DA neurons could actively orchestrate cellular and behavioral manifestations of depressive-like behaviors.
Both groups experienced decreases in overt behavioral manifestations of the Type A behavior pattern and self-reported Type A traits.
Overall these data support our hypothesis that amygdalar CRF is critical in anxiety-like behavior; because the antidepressant was unable to reverse behavioral manifestations of CeA CRF-OE.
But the course and behavioral manifestations of FTD are different.
Behavioral manifestations: Stubbornness, conflict avoidance, passive aggressiveness, passive resistance, uncooperativeness.
Behavioral manifestations: Obsessive, micro-managing, impossible standards, counterproductive perfectionism.
Behavioral manifestations: Melodrama, exhibitionism, attention seeking, and lack of focus.
The adolescent brain and age-related behavioral manifestations.
Behavioral manifestations: Manipulative charm, reckless risk-taking, boredom, impulsivity.
Behavioral manifestations: Eccentricity, un-pragmatic originality, unfeasible visions, wacky ideas.
Selective inhibition of LDTg cholinergic neurons during CSD prevented the behavioral manifestations of stress.
