Intermittent voluntary ethanol drinking during periadolescence impairs adult spatial learning after a long abstinence period in rats
Although previous findings point to the long-term impact of ethanol exposure during periadolescence on hippocampal-dependent learning tasks, comparisons considering different onset and exposure periods during this developmental range of ages are still needed. The aim of this experiment was to determine whether intermittent voluntary chronic ethanol consumption onset at different ages, beginning either in pre-adolescence or adolescence, differentially produces impairment in the hidden-platformwater-maze-task performance persisting in adult rats after a [...]
Processing of attended and ignored words in the parafovea. Inhibitory aspects of semantic processing
The idea that attentional selection is carried out by means of [...]
The role of ambiguous expectancy in differential inhibition: A different role for context from direct US association
Two experiments using the conditioned suppression procedure were carried out in [...]
A Bayesian Procedure in the Context of Sequential Mastery Testing
The purpose of this paper is to derive optimal rules [...]
Response times in CAT as an additional means to differential assessment
Computerized adaptive testing (CAT) provides a score as well as [...]
