Judgment of daytime sleepiness in self-reported short, long and midrange sleepers
Sleep-wake behavior, as well as sleepiness, is regulated by the joint action of an exponentially increasing drive for sleep -sleep homeostasis- and by variations in sleep propensity due to a biological circadian oscillator. However, large inter-individual differences remain. Short and long sleepers have been known to differ in the amount of homeostatic sleep pressure: long sleepers report higher levels of subjective sleepiness after sleep deprivation, whereas short sleepers exhibit no [...]
Latent inhibition as a function of US intensity in a two-stage CER procedure
An experiment is reported in which the effect of unconditioned stimulus [...]
When Translation Makes the Difference: Sentence Processing in Reading and Translation
In two experiments we compared normal reading and reading for translation [...]
Effect of the devaluation and inflation of the consequence on the responsse-consequence association in an instrumental task in humans
Las técnicas de devaluación e inflación de la consecuencia se [...]
Different strategies of spatial learning in turtles as revealed by a reversal procedure in a radial maze
Experimentos previos sugieren que las tortugas emplean diferentes estrategias de [...]
