Category: Behavioral neuroscience

Introduction Learned Helplessness paradigm Data Alternative Conclusion References Learned Helplessness and Depression Learned helplessness is a psychological phenomenon that occurs when an individual is repeatedly

Introduction How to use? Step by Step Data Collection Applications Conclusion References Introduction In gymnastics, the balance beam is an elevated apparatus that athletes carefully

Introduction Unveiling Spatial Memory Unraveling Spatial Learning Insight Beyond References Introduction The T maze is a sophisticated apparatus used by scientists to investigate the cognitive

Introduction What is? How to use? What’s it Usded for? Conclusion References Introduction The study of anxiety and related behaviors in animals, particularly rodents, is

Introduction Utility Procedures Parameters Factors Conclusion References Introduction The light/dark box paradigm, first introduced by Crawley and Goodwin in 1980, is a behavioral test designed

Introduction Understanding Assessing Performance Aplications Challenges and Considerations Conclusion Introduction The rotarod test for mice is a great way to test for strength and balance

Introduction Design Types of Experiments Conclusion References Introduction The 8-arm radial maze is a widely used experimental apparatus in behavioral neuroscience and psychology, designed to

Introduction Genesis Spatial Learning & Memory Guide Conclusion References Introduction Imagine you’re in a pool, but this isn’t just any pool—it’s a pool with a