Startle modification : implications for neuroscience, cognitive science, and clinical science /
The startle response (response to a loud noise, for instance) is a reflex that is wired into the brain at a very basic level. Although everybody has such a reflex, the strength and quickness of the startle response is modified by a subject's underlying psychoneurological state. The nature of th...
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1999.
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