Back to search

Neural structures involved in the rage syndrome of the rat.

Data up to Jan 2025

Published1970
Citations73
References17

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (17)

Subcortical mechanisms in emotional behavior: affective changes following septal forebrain lesions in the albino rat.

1953 • 588 citations

EFFECTS OF SEPTAL AND AMYGDALOID LESIONS ON EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR AND CONDITIONED AVOIDANCE RESPONSES IN THE RAT

1958 • 332 citations

Directed Attack Elicited from Hypothalamus

1962 • 330 citations

Central representation of affective reactions in forebrain and brain stem: electrical stimulation of amygdala, stria terminalis, and adjacent structures

1959 • 215 citations

Altered sensitivity to footshock and decreased brain content of serotonin following brain lesions in the rat.

1969 • 206 citations

Effects of Amygdaloid Lesions upon Septal Hyperemotionality in the Rat

1958 • 158 citations

Subthalamotomy in Treatment of Parkinsonian Tremor

1963 • 144 citations

Behavioral effects of lesions of the medial septum of rats.

1969 • 119 citations

Septal lesions enhance shock avoidance behavior in the rat

1964 • 98 citations

Subthalamic Lesions

1962 • 79 citations

The role of the septal nuclei and components of the fornix in the behavior of the rat

1957 • 61 citations

Emotionality and conditioned avoidance responding in the squirrel monkey following septal injury

1967 • 47 citations

Effects of simultaneous septal and amygdaloid lesions upon emotionality and retention of a black-white discrimination

1967 • 46 citations

Effect of somatosensory stimulation on affective behavior of septal rats.

1968 • 38 citations

E´tude par la technique de Nauta, des de´ge´ne´rescences conse´cutivesa`une le´sione´lectrolytique de la re´gion septale chez le mulot sylvestre (Apodemus sylvaticus)

1969 • 33 citations

PAIN AS A STIMULUS FOR AGGRESSION

1968 • 14 citations

EXCITATION AND INHIBITION OF SHAM RAGE BEHAVIOR BY LOWER BRAIN STEM STIMULATION.

1963 • 10 citations

Cited By (0)

Loading...
Neural structures involved in the rage syndrome of the rat. (1970) – Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology | Metascience Observatory Explorer