Effects of prenatal exposure to glucocorticoids in impulsivity and novelty-seeking behavior

The present study assessed the behavior of muscle strength in a 10RM test, using resisted mono and multiarticular exercises for large and small muscular groups and

Reaction time, submovement time (mean duration of the response submovements), pause time (mean duration of the response pauses), and movement time (mean duration of the response)

photoperiod) to carry out laboratory tests to evaluate adult feeding and female oviposition preferences (using both free-choice and no-choice tests) as well as the effects of

Performance presented by the participants (average and standard error) to the reaction time, movement time and time to peak velocity for the tasks of simple and choice reaction

The switching task is verified in simulation and also using the PEOPLER-II, in addition to walking, rolling, turning and spinning.. In the switching task, the continuity of the

By using these results and the monotone iterative technique, we obtain the existence of solutions of periodic boundary value problems for a class of impulsive neutral

In the present study, we attempted to investigate the effects of prenatal ethanol exposure on two tasks related to impulsive choice that have never been studied in this

Correlational analysis of impulsive responses during the first long ITI session in the 5-CSRTT and the data from the 5 th session of the Pavlovian conditioned approach task: