Frederick N Sudak
Biographic Data
| ID | 7123453 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frederick N Sudak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frederick N |
| FAMILY NAME | Sudak |
| SIGNATURE | SUDAK F N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Albert Einstein College of Medicine |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Single-Trial Avoidance Conditioning in Rats
Two experiments were designed to investigate shock intensity (current level), and shock duration as variables in the conditioning of an avoidance response in rats with a single training trial. In Exp. 3, a fixed current and duration were used and the resistance of the established conditioned response to extinction was determined. A grid scrambled 3-ma., 1-sec. shock applied to the four paws as a reinforcement was found to be most efficient in pro…
Effects of Pre- and Post-Acquisition Maze Training in Mice
Two experiments were designed to study the effects of pre- and post-acquisition maze training on a learned sensori-motor escape response in mice. In one experiment, habit-reversal training interpolated between acquisition and testing trials led to interference in the performance of the acquired response as revealed by an increase in errors made when Ss were tested for the initially acquired response. In the second experiment, previous training di…
Sustained and Temporary Hypothermia as Variables in Successful Maze Learning
Moderate hypochermia, or a slight reduction of body temperature from a point within the normal limits of the range of body temperature variability, has been given some attention in the clinical literature, This attention has been focused primarily on functional somatic changes or variations induced by the hypothermia. Observations dealing with behavioral functions have come mainly from clinical studies in which the behavioral data were secondary …
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Sustained and Temporary Hypothermia as Variables in Successful Maze Learning
Moderate hypochermia, or a slight reduction of body temperature from a point within the normal limits of the range of body temperature variability, has been given some attention in the clinical literature, This attention has been focused primarily on functional somatic changes or variations induced by the hypothermia. Observations dealing with behavioral functions have come mainly from clinical studies in which the behavioral data were secondary …
Single-Trial Avoidance Conditioning in Rats
Two experiments were designed to investigate shock intensity (current level), and shock duration as variables in the conditioning of an avoidance response in rats with a single training trial. In Exp. 3, a fixed current and duration were used and the resistance of the established conditioned response to extinction was determined. A grid scrambled 3-ma., 1-sec. shock applied to the four paws as a reinforcement was found to be most efficient in pro…
Effects of Pre- and Post-Acquisition Maze Training in Mice
Two experiments were designed to study the effects of pre- and post-acquisition maze training on a learned sensori-motor escape response in mice. In one experiment, habit-reversal training interpolated between acquisition and testing trials led to interference in the performance of the acquired response as revealed by an increase in errors made when Ss were tested for the initially acquired response. In the second experiment, previous training di…
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