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Tags: Avoidance + Behavior and behavior mechanisms

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  1. Combat PTSD and implicit behavioral tendencies for positive affective stimuli: A brief report

    Contributor(s):: Clausen, Ashley N., Youngren, Westley, Sisante, Jason-Flor V., Billinger, Sandra A., Taylor, Charles, Aupperle, Robin L.

  2. Effects of brief behavioural activation on approach and avoidance tendencies in acute depression: Preliminary findings

    Contributor(s):: Nasrin, Farjana, Rimes, Katharine, Reinecke, Andrea, Rinck, Mike, Barnhofer, Thorsten

  3. Breed and maternal effects on the intake of tannin-rich browse by juvenile domestic goats ( Capra hircus )

    Contributor(s):: Glasser, T. A., Ungar, E. D., Landau, S. Y., Perevolotsky, A., Muklada, H., Walker, J. W.

    Goat breeds differ in their consumption of tannin-rich browse, but the relative contributions of genetics and learning to these differences is unclear. The objective of this study was to differentiate between the effects of breed (nature) and rearing environment (nurture) on consumption of a...

  4. Pain and stress in crustaceans? (Special Issue: Animal suffering and welfare.)

    Contributor(s):: Elwood, R. W., Barr, S., Patterson, L.

    We consider evidence that crustaceans might experience pain and stress in ways that are analogous to those of vertebrates. Various criteria are applied that might indicate a potential for pain experience: (1) a suitable central nervous system and receptors, (2) avoidance learning, (3) protective...

  5. Fears and phobias

    Contributor(s):: Luiselli, James K.