On the effects of a constant sub-threshold conditioning stimulus upon the response to a constant current test stimulus
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Abstract
The strength of a test stimulus, which is just adequate to produce a response after a sub-threshold conditioning stimulus, is calculated on the basis of Rashevsky's two-factor theory as a function of the strength and duration of the conditioning stimulus. The results are compared with available data for one of a family of curves and found to be in satisfactory agreement.
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Conditioning Stimulus Mathematical Biology Test Stimulus Similar Expression Biophysics Volume
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- Erlanger, J. and Gasser, H. S. 1937.Electrical Signs of Nervous Activity. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press.Google Scholar
- Rashevsky, N. 1938.Mathematical Biophysics Chicago: University of Chicago Press.Google Scholar
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