Search results for "Behavioral Sciences"

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Physical activity and environmental enrichment: Behavioural effects of exposure to different housing conditions in mice.

2020

Enriched environments and exercise provide complex environmental stimulation that can induce emotional and cognitive changes; however, few studies have evaluated the effects of these two components on other behaviours, such as novelty seeking or pain sensitivity. The aim of the present study was to investigate the influence of voluntary physical activity provided through different housing conditions on anxiety, locomotor activity, pain sensitivity, and exploration. Male mice at postnatal day (PND) 21 and were randomly assigned to one of four different conditions on PND 28: Marlau cages (MC), a standardized cage designed to provide a complex environment; physical exercise in large groups (PE…

0301 basic medicineMalePain Thresholdmedicine.medical_specialtyHot TemperatureEmotionsPsychological interventionPhysical activityPhysical exerciseStimulationAudiologyAnxiety03 medical and health sciencesMiceRandom Allocation0302 clinical medicinePhysical Conditioning AnimalAnimals Outbred StrainsMedicineAnimalsHot plate testEnvironmental enrichmentbusiness.industryGeneral NeuroscienceNovelty seekingGeneral MedicineEquipment DesignHousing Animal030104 developmental biologyExploratory BehaviorAnxietymedicine.symptombusinessBehavioral Sciences030217 neurology & neurosurgeryLocomotionActa neurobiologiae experimentalis
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Discovering hidden temporal patterns in behavior and interaction : t-pattern detection and analysis with THEME

2016

In our laboratories we use T-pattern analysis to study rat behavior in different and well-known experimental assays widely employed as rodent models of anxiety: the open field, the hole board and the elevated plus maze. By using Theme software and T-pattern analysis, we have observed that numerous events, characterizing rodent behavior in each experimental model, occurred sequentially and with significant constraints on the interval lengths separating them. In this chapter, for each test, we highlight some key aspects of our behavioral analyses, with a twofold attempt: first to provide the researcher with useful information concerning the application of T-pattern analysis in the study of ro…

0301 basic medicineMultivariate analysiRats as laboratory animalsBehavioural sciencesPattern analysisAnxietyT-pattern analysisSettore BIO/09 - FisiologiaBehavioral sciences03 medical and health sciences030104 developmental biology0302 clinical medicineOpen fieldHole boardRatElevated plus mazePsychologyNeuroscience030217 neurology & neurosurgery
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The WHO-5 Well-Being Index – Validation based on item response theory and the analysis of measurement invariance across 35 countries.

2020

Abstract Background The five-item World Health Organization Well-Being Index (WHO-5) is a frequently used brief standard measure in large-scale cross-cultural clinical studies. Despite its frequent use, some psychometric questions remain that concern the choice of an adequate item response theory (IRT) model, the evaluation of reliability at important cutoff points, and most importantly the assessment of measurement invariance across countries. Methods Data from the 6th European Working Condition survey (2015) were used that collected nationally representative samples of employed and self-employed individuals (N = 43,469) via computer-aided personal interviews across 35 European countries. …

: Psychologie sociale industrielle & organisationnelle [H11] [Sciences sociales & comportementales psychologie]DepressionWell-beingWHO-5Short scalelcsh:Mental healingCross-cultural studiesDifferential item functioningItem response theorylcsh:RZ400-408Test (assessment)Cross-cultural researchItem response theoryStatisticsMeasurement invarianceMetric (unit)WHO-5 Well-Being Index: Social industrial & organizational psychology [H11] [Social & behavioral sciences psychology]Latent variable modelDifferential item functioningReliability (statistics)MathematicsMeasurement invariance
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Diferencias de sexo en los efectos de los neurolépticos sobre la respuesta de escape-evitación en ratones

1996

:PSICOLOGÍA [UNESCO]Psychology Behavioral SciencesUNESCO::PSICOLOGÍA
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Implicación del sistema dopaminérgico en el condicionamiento de la preferencia de lugar inducido por la morfina en ratones

2001

:PSICOLOGÍA [UNESCO]Psychology Behavioral SciencesUNESCO::PSICOLOGÍA
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Aislamiento social y aprendizaje en ratones NMRI : efectos de la administración de nicotina

2005

:PSICOLOGÍA [UNESCO]Psychology Behavioral SciencesUNESCO::PSICOLOGÍAPsychology Psychobiology
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Nuevas vías de depósito, nuevos proyectos: consolidación del repositorio institucional RODERIC

2017

El objetivo de este artículo es dar a conocer los nuevos proyectos del repositorio institucional de la Universitat de València, RODERIC, así como las nuevas vías de depósito de documentos de investigación. Para ello, se analizan las distintas actuaciones dentro del apartado de investigación del repositorio. En primer lugar, las centradas en el área de revistas editadas en la UV, los proyectos sobre digitalización de tesis retrospectivas y publicación de tesis corrientes, y finalmente la integración del sistema CRIS con el repositorio. Se acaba con la descripción de una serie de mejoras que se prevén están disponibles en la segunda mitad de 2013. The aim of this paper is to present new proje…

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Flexible switching of feedback control mechanisms allows for learning of different task dynamics.

2013

To produce skilled movements, the brain flexibly adapts to different task requirements and movement contexts. Two core abilities underlie this flexibility. First, depending on the task, the motor system must rapidly switch the way it produces motor commands and how it corrects movements online, i.e. it switches between different (feedback) control policies. Second, it must also adapt to environmental changes for different tasks separately. Here we show these two abilities are related. In a bimanual movement task, we show that participants can switch on a movement-by-movement basis between two feedback control policies, depending only on a static visual cue. When this cue indicates that the …

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Problematic video game use as an emotional coping strategy: Evidence from a sample of MMORPG gamers

2019

Background A positive relationship between problematic gaming and escapism motivation to play video games has been well established, suggesting that problematic gaming may result from attempts to deal with negative emotions. However, to date, no study has examined how emotion dysregulation affects both escapism motives and problematic gaming patterns. Methods Difficulties in emotion regulation, escapism, and problematic involvement with video games were assessed in a sample of 390 World of Warcraft players. A structural equation modeling framework was used to test the hypothesis that escapism mediates the relationship between emotion dysregulation and problematic gaming. Results Statistica…

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Two systems of maintenance in verbal working memory: evidence from the word length effect.

2013

The extended time-based resource-sharing (TBRS) model suggested a working memory architecture in which an executive loop and a phonological loop could both support the maintenance of verbal information. The consequence of such a framework is that phonological effects known to impact the maintenance of verbal information, like the word length effect (WLE), should depend on the use of the phonological loop, but should disappear under the maintenance by the executive loop. In two previous studies, introducing concurrent articulation in complex span tasks barely affected WLE, contradicting the prediction from the TBRS model. The present study re-evaluated the WLE in a complex span task while co…

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