NASA NTRS · 19700079219
Stimulus Duration Preference at Electrode Sites Yielding Elicited Behavior
Abstract
The latency to display eating or drinking during hypothalamic stimulation was compared with the preferred duration of the same stimulus intensity in a self-stimulation situation. All the animals preferred longer stimulus durations than those required to elicit eating or drinking
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Cox, V. C.. 1970-10-01. Stimulus Duration Preference at Electrode Sites Yielding Elicited Behavior. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19700079219
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