Titlebook: Conditioning Techniques in Clinical Practice and Research; Cyril M. Franks (Director) Book 1964 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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Introduction to the First Issue of FoMaC,nhibition resulting from supramaximal excitation (1, 2). This hypothesis was put to a test by means of the Pavlovian conditional reflex technique as elaborated in Dr. W. Horsley Gantt’s laboratory (3, 4), utilizing his method of spacing and alternation of different stimuli. The stimuli and the respo

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science, mainly based on clinical histories as obtained from the patients. Some of our former observations on asthmatic attacks provoked by emotional stimuli under controlled laboratory conditions also seemed in line with a conditioning mechanism although they did not represent classical examples of such a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-19448-1 modified form of this, as popularized in the United States by Voegtlin (2) in the 1930’s, consisted of a Pavlovian conditioned reflex technique with the use of emetine as an unconditioned stimulus and alcoholic beverages as a conditioned stimulus.

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Chaiyan Jettanasen,Atthapol NgaopitakkulThe Peep-show, as first described (1), was designed to overcome the great practical difficulties of obtaining rapidly a reliable pure tone audiogram in young children with speech defects thought to be due to deafness.