Sentence examples for fearful behavior from inspiring English sources
Our results indicate that rotation of enrichment objects is more effective than simply providing enrichments in reducing fearful behavior in parrots.
Our results indicate that rotation of enrichment objects is more effective than simply providing enrichments in reducing fearful behavior in parrots, but that both enrichment object properties and individual differences should be carefully considered in the design of future enrichment studies and protocols.
Fearful behavior in dogs can be caused by many things.
What strategies could be used to restore normal fearful behavior?
Most of the hypotheses were confirmed, except with respect to LY 379268's possible prevention of ketamine effects, and more critically, the potentially restorative effects of clozapine on fearful behavior.
An approximately 1.5-year-old, male neutered Chinese Crested presented for disorientation, blindness and fearful behavior.
Eating behavior and food intake gradually declined and fearful behaviors gradually rose as sites moved progressively from rostral to caudal in medial shell.
In the caudal 25% of medial shell, high levels of these fearful behaviors are elicited relatively purely by microinjections of the same drugs, whereas appetitive behaviors become suppressed [5], [6].
Conversely, caudal microinjections of either drug stimulated spontaneous generation of fearful behaviors such as robust defensive treading (site X drug interaction, DNQX, F 1,14) = 13.213, p = .003; muscimol, F 1,12) = 21.087, p = .001).001
Local activation of GABAA receptors or localized blockade of glutamate AMPA receptors in the medial shell of NAc each generate intense levels of motivated appetitive or fearful behaviors in an anatomically organized pattern of valence.
To probe this issue, here we contrasted GABAergic versus glutamatergic manipulations of medial shell for generation of 1) hedonic 'liking' shifts, measured in affective reactions to sucrose-quinine tandes, and 2) motivation gradients of appetitive and fearful behaviors as described above.
