Titlebook: Enriched and Impoverished Environments; Effects on Brain and Michael J. Renner,Mark R. Rosenzweig Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media

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The Neurobiology of Differential Experience,enriched environment (Bennett, Diamond, Krech, and Rosenzweig, 1964); this co-occurs with increases in several measures of skeletal size, including external dimensions of the skull but not including intracranial capacity (Diamond, Rosenzweig, and Krech, 1965). These results are at least partially ex

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Boundary Conditions for Environmental Effects,se findings would obtain in different circumstances than the exact situation present in the Berkeley laboratories. In the ensuing quarter of a century, multiple laboratories have investigated EC-IC effects in other strains of rats, in rats of both sexes and several ages, and in other species. The na

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Causes of EC-IC Brain Differences, are different in several types of behavioral measures. Of the many environmental characteristics manipulated as independent variables, and the many subject characteristics shown to be altered by enriched and impoverished laboratory environments, there are few that have not been singled out at one t

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Conclusion,rom what an animal might experience in the natural world can produce substantial changes in the structure and function of the nervous system, was reported a quarter of a century ago. Although general interest in the problem has waxed and waned in the intervening time, the time of this writing is one