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One-way ANOVA (condition) for the basal latencies revealed that habituated SHR showed lower nociceptive latencies compared to test naive rats [F 1,11) = 18.18; p < 0.005].

On the inactive lever, where responding was still much less overall than at the previously nicotine-paired lever, an overall extinction pattern was also observed (day: F2,72 = 8.7, P < 0.001) with Sham rats tending to have higher responding than NVHLs on day 1 that habituated significantly more compared to NVHLs over the 3 days (day × lesion: F2,72 = 5.5, P < 0.01) (Fig.  5c).

Joiner's (2005) explanation for this link is that impulsive individuals have a greater tendency to experience painful and provocative events that habituate them to fear and pain, which leads to an acquired capability for engaging in suicidal behavior.

For example, individual Iberian wall lizards (Podarcis hispanica) which habituate more rapidly to a non-threatening stimulus, increase their body condition (a correlate of fitness in the species) more rapidly than individuals that habituate less [ 46].

Points of contention and controversy ranged from road safety in the narrow canyon highway through the installation zone, which extends from the towns of Salida to Cañon City, to potential impacts on wildlife, especially on the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep that habituate the Arkansas River canyon and are Colorado's state mammal.

It has been shown that stimulus repetition leads to repeated initiation of patterns of neural activity that habituates as a function of repetition rate [ 23].

The moon jellyfish, Aurelia aurita, is a cosmopolitan scyphozoan species that habituates a wide range of temperatures and has been subjected to diverse ecological and molecular studies [ 9, 12- 15].

Within this framework we find that, despite not being a Darwinian unit, ecological communities can behave like connectionist learning systems, creating internal conditions that habituate to past environmental conditions and actively recalling those conditions.

The sequence lasts ten minutes, and even awaiting its arrival requires a kind of patience that viewers habituated to rapid stimulation might not have.

"The thing I found," says Saunders, "was if you want to avoid creating a world that looks habituated, compression is a great way to do it.