大鼠的条件性不动和溃疡形成 - Suppr | 超能文献

Conditioned immobility and ulcer development in rats.

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Goesling W J, Buchholz A R, Carreira C J

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J Gen Psychol. 1974 Oct;91(2d Half):231-6.

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