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THE EFFECT OF DIAZEPAM ON THE OPERANT BEHAVIOR OF THE RABBIT Keiki UNEOKA 1 1Dept. of Neurosurgery, Institute of Brain Diseases, Tohuku Univ., School of Medicine pp.129-138
Published Date 1969/2/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406202505
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1) Rabbits were trained to press a bar for food reward on DRL 10 sec schedule. After 20-30 sessions, the animal reached a bar-press specific to the sche-dule. Then, the following statistical analysis was made.

2) The inter-response time (IRT) distribution showed bimodal with one mode occurred at a range in the vicinity of 10 sec (the second mode).

3) Probability of bar pressing as a function of time after the food reward was calculated (OFT-histogram).

The probability was high at 0-3 sec after the food reward (the first peak), lower at 3-5 sec after the reward and thereafter gradually became higher (the second peak).

4) A small dosis of Diazepam given intramus-cularly made the height of the first mode in IRT-distribution higher without any observable change in the second mode. Simultaneously, the first peak in the PRT-histogram became higher.

5) A large dosis of Diazepam made the height of the first mode lower as compared with the ones in IRT distribution of the preceding day. The second mode also decreased in the height, but still remained at a range in the vicinity of 10 sec. A broader IRT-distribution appeared. The first peak in the PRT-histogram failed to change in amplitude.

6) Above-mentioned findings were discussed in terms of motivation and time discrimination behavior of the animal.


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