Sentence examples for reduced responding on from inspiring English sources

In addition, co-administration of dopamine receptor antagonists did not selectively reduce active lever presses, but instead reduced responding on both levers.

This progressive shift towards increased responding on the active lever and reduced responding on the inactive lever, which occurred even though responding on the inactive lever continued to produce brief light stimuli, suggests that responding of experienced animals was directed more toward delivery of nicotine than toward presentation of the associated brief light stimuli.

FOP was related to reduced placebo responding on P2 amplitude, whereas placebo responding on N2 amplitude was unaffected by FOP.

The bHR rats exhibit enhanced acquisition of cocaine self-administration relative to bLR rats [ 5] as well as increased impulsivity (for example, reduced behavioral inhibition or increased responding on a task requiring inhibition compared with bLR rats) [ 12].

Finally, we recently showed that SB-334867 does not alter cocaine-induced elevations in locomotor activity, which demonstrates that animals are capable of responding to reward signals and display no motor deficits that could explain a reduced ability to respond on a lever.

Consistent with this possibility, ventral HPC lesions reduce anxiety and result in impulsive responding on the spatial version of this decision-making task (Bannerman et al., 2002; Kjelstrup et al., 2002; McHugh et al., 2008).

However, dopaminergic terminals and receptors are found within orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) (Berger et al. 1990 , 1991 Goldman-Rakic et al. 1990; Gebhard et al. 1995) and blockade of DA receptors within the OFC reduces the break point of rats responding on a progressive ratio schedule of reinforcement, a classic test of incentive motivation (Cetin et al. 2004).

We also chose DRL because, unlike with FI schedules, impulsive responding on DRL schedules can have a direct consequence of reducing the rate of reinforcement.

FOP was related to reduced placebo responding in pain unpleasantness, but this was only evident for the subjects who received the placebo condition on day 1.

These correcting responses may reduce the patient's ability to respond on perturbations, which is reflected by an impaired postural control during walking as found in previous studies [ 16, 17].

Only one bidder responded on Tuesday.