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1 ive patterning paradigm assessing configural association learning.
2  animals were tested in visual object-reward association learning.
3 hat two objects are associated, i.e., visual association learning.
4 atum and highlight a role in stimulus-action association learning.
5 rrel cortex during whisker-dependent sensory association learning.
6 tion protocol can enhance subsequent spatial association learning.
7 to facial expressions is driven by emotional association learning.
8 econds-long neural sequences during temporal association learning and suggest that trace fear conditi
9 the screen-and-select approach based on some association learning and the parsimonious uncertainty qu
10 nformation types available during contextual association learning and used model-based fMRI in conjun
11 ng of a monkey during a single session of an association learning experiment and identified learning
12 nnection was without effect on object-reward association learning for an equivalent delayed reward.
13 nd, Ocean cells are dispensable for temporal association learning, for which Island cells are crucial
14                                              Association learning had two major influences on neurona
15 aboratory test of this capacity--conditional association learning--have revealed that frontal lobe st
16 s but leaves simple concurrent object-reward association learning intact.
17 mine is vital for coordinated motion and for association learning linked to behavioral reinforcement.
18                          Impaired configural association learning may reflect a loss in the ability o
19 s of excitatory/inhibitory balance and sound association learning mechanisms in the NCM, a system tha
20 /salience to stimuli, stimulus-reinforcement association learning, motivation, and socio-emotional co
21 ple discrimination paradigm assessing simple association learning or a negative patterning paradigm a
22 oidance response without affecting cue-shock association learning, reactive escape behaviors, or expr
23                  In male rats learning a new association, learning started from the behavioral event
24 l components to the concurrent object-reward association learning task.
25 ry for the ability to learn new visuospatial associations (learning-to-learn) and to make reward-guid