Newton et al., 1967 - Google Patents
Successive-beat analysis of cardiovascular orienting and conditional responsesNewton et al., 1967
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- 2374081126011226011
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- Newton J
- Perez-Cruet J
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- Conditional Reflex
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We have shown that prominent changes in heart rate (HR) and blood pressure (BP) occur in dogs during classical defensive conditioning. These changes are usually analyzed as average HR and BP during control periods versus averages during conditional stimulus …
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