| pubmed-article:9787270 | pubmed:abstractText | A handling-only control and two footshocked stressed groups for which the numbers of footshocks, 10 or 100, were determined by different proposed clinically relevant models were compared after a 15-day delay on the alerting-immobility response to a sudden reduction in noise. Only the 10-shocks group showed a significantly increased level of alert-immobility. The implications of this non-monotonicity of effects of increasing stress for modelling and scientific practice are considered. | lld:pubmed |
