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Conditioned suppression of drinking was assessed in response to presentation of the CS or an experimental background stimulus (flashing lights, previously presented for the duration of the conditioning session).

Upon repeated administration of the paired CS-UCS, a fear response is acquired, which is expressed as freezing in response to presentation of the CS-only.

Licking at a steel tube providing 2.5 µl of water reinforcement in response to presentation of the S+ served as the operant response.

Thus, freezing during test trials 1-6 occurred in response to presentation of the tone-only, whereas freezing on test trials 7-10 occurred in the context of direct presentation of the tone-shock contingency.

B6 subjects again expressed longer freezing relative to BALB subjects (Fig. 3c) in response to presentation of the CS-only (orthogonal contrast, P = 0.003) and the paired CS-UCS (orthogonal contrast, P<0.001).

Note that freezing on trial 6 was in response to presentation of the CS-only because the UCS was not applied until the final 2 s of the trial.

The workload of emergency departments (ED) continually changes in response to presentations, overcrowding and availability of expertise and investigations.

The next logical step for this line of research will be to examine cell firing rates in the primary and higher visual areas in response to presentations involving oddballs.

These findings suggest that most hospitals that have introduced an MET service did so primarily in response to presentations by opinion leaders or to studies describing antecedents to unexpected CAs and unplanned ICU admissions.

28 Consistent with these cognitive effects, neuroimaging studies of depression and anxiety disorders have reported hyperactivity in the amygdala both at rest 29 and in response to presentations of emotional facial expressions.

Budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus) and zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata) were trained to differentially peck keys in response to the presentation of various complex stimuli.