Emotion in man as Tested by the Delta Index of the Electroencephalogram: II. Simultaneous Records from Cortex and from a Region Near the Hypothalamus |
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Authors: | Hudson Hoagland D. Ewen Cameron Morton A. Rubin Julius J. Tegelberg |
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Affiliation: | The Biological Laboratories of Clark University, and the Research Service of the Worcester State Hospital |
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Abstract: | Five male undergraduates could earn 4¢ for every 200 knob-pulls. In addition, they could avoid or terminate an aversive tone by pressing a button with a force of 1.5 lbs (nonaggressive response) or by hitting a cushion with at least 20 lbs force (aggressive response). Rates of aggression tended to be higher during sessions where money was taken from the Ss at the rate of 1¢ per 12 seconds than during sessions when taking was not in effect. Rates of nonaggressive responses were constant across conditions. |
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Keywords: | agility expertise skill talent working dogs |
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