Chronic psychosocial stress makes rats more 'pessimistic'in the ambiguous-cue interpretation paradigm
Human decisions are often biased by emotions. Stressed and depressed individuals tend to
make negative, pessimistic judgements while those in positive affective states are often …
make negative, pessimistic judgements while those in positive affective states are often …
Assessment of reward responsiveness in the response bias probabilistic reward task in rats: implications for cross-species translational research
Mood disorders, such as major depressive disorder, are characterized by abnormal reward
responsiveness. The Response Bias Probabilistic Reward Task (hereafter referred to as …
responsiveness. The Response Bias Probabilistic Reward Task (hereafter referred to as …
A translational rodent assay of affective biases in depression and antidepressant therapy
SA Stuart, P Butler, MR Munafo, DJ Nutt… - …, 2013 - nature.com
The subjective measures used to study mood disorders in humans cannot be replicated in
animals; however, the increasing application of objective neuropsychological methods …
animals; however, the increasing application of objective neuropsychological methods …
[图书][B] Improving captive animal welfare through the application of cognitive enrichment
LN Millar - 2013 - search.proquest.com
Welfare for captive animals in laboratory, farm, companion and zoo settings is difficult to
assess and subject to interpretation. The perceived needs of animals change over time and …
assess and subject to interpretation. The perceived needs of animals change over time and …