… involved a form of alpha conditioning. We recognized that pairing could matter because it
disrupted habituation to the CS (protection from habituation) or sensitized the CS-elicited …

… single stimulus learning (habituation and sensitization) and are … Research has shown that
classical conditioning within the spinal … conditioning of flexion reflex potentiation in spinal cat: …

… receptors, with transmission of that information to the spinal cord and further on up to the brain.
… without nociception in the presence of central sensitization. However, pain resulting from …

… hindlimb flexion reflex of acute spinal cat and a descending … of the phenomena of habituation
and sensitization, the current status of … (1966), classical conditioning of the rabbit nictitating …

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were not sensitized responses to … was a habituation session to allow the rats to habituate to the …

… Lack of continued response to strong odors is a common example of sensory habituation. …
the hospital for this cat. We can effectively use classical conditioning to our advantage by …

… system, one that is decremental (habituation) and another that is incremental (sensitization),
and it is the interaction between them that determines the resulting behavioral response. …

… about an increase (sensitization) or decrease (habituation) in the … also elicit stepping in
decerebrate cats and drive rhythmic … Pavlovian conditioning (classical conditioning) concerns the …

… response to strong odors is a common example of sensory habituation. … Classical conditioning
is powerful as learning takes place within the unconscious mind. For example, a cat learns …

… habituation is guided by a process that decreases responding to a stimulus, while sensitization
… While sensitization occurs in the state system, to determine the readiness of an organism …