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Antianxiety agents and emotional behavior: An information processing analysis
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1. Various paradigms which are considered to produce and measure fear, anxiety, frustration and aggression in non-human animals are briefly reviewed.
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2. The efficacy of antianxiety drugs in these paradigms is discussed. It is clear that the tasks investigators have devised to measure emotion may be measuring several effects of antianxiety drugs.
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3. An information processing model is proposed therefore, to bring about a clearer understanding of the effects of antianxiety agents on human and non-human animals.
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4. Among the five stages of information processing considered, the stimulus selection, response selection and response inhibition stages are considered important to understanding antianxiety drug effects.
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