Conditioning in sensory evoked seizures
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Auteurs : Francis M. Forster [États-Unis]Source :
- Conditional reflex : a Pavlovian journal of research & therapy [ 1053-881X ] ; 1966-10-01.
English descriptors
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- Acoustic cortex, Auditory clicks, Behavioral changes, Brain waves, Chronic lesion, Conditional reflex, Conditioning, Conditioning process, Conditioning stimulus, Differential light intensity, Differential light intensity technique, Dysrhythmia, Epilepsy, Extinction, Extinction process, Extinction technique, Female voice, Forster, Full orchestration, Innocuous, Intermittent light, Lesion, Monocular insensitivity, Motor cortex, Musical numbers, Musicogenic, Musicogenic epilepsy, Musicogenic patients, Noxious, Original hypothesis, Pattern epilepsy, Photic stimulation, Photoelectric cell, Piano accompaniment, Plastic tube, Reinforcement, Room light, Room light intensity, Seizure, Seizure discharge, Seizure discharges, Spike, Spiking, Spiking discharges, Spiking dysrhythmia, Stroboscope, Stroboscopic, Stroboscopic stimulation, Stroboscopic stimulations, Third patient.
Abstract
Abstract: This paper presents the results of conditioning studies in animals and in patients with epilepsy. In animals it was not possible to produce sensory evoked seizures by conditioning unless an epileptogenic lesion was produced. Patients with stroboscopic induced, startle, pattern and musicogenic epilepsy were treated by conditioning techniques. It was at first felt that the nature of this was an extinction process, but certain factors such as the need for reinforcement suggest that the therapy is actually a conditioning process. Changes in the electroencephalogram occur during this conditioning therapy as do changes in galvanic skin resistance.
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DOI: 10.1007/BF03001786
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