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Spreading depression or ether administered 5 min after shock reduced slightly the percentage of Ss avoiding the place where they were shocked. Spreading depression decreased choice latency while ether either had no effect of increased latency.
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These data were reported at the Canadian Psychological Association meeting, Ottawa, May, 1967. This research was supported by Grant No. 161 from the Ontario Mental Health Foundation.
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Black, M., Suboski, M.D. & Freedman, N.L. Effects of cortical spreading depression and ether following one-trial discriminated avoidance learning. Psychon Sci 9, 597–598 (1967). https://doi.org/10.3758/BF03327907
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