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consummatory response

consummatory response A consummatory response is the behavior that occurs after a reward is received, such as the actions that follow delivery of reward water.

A consummatory response is the behavior that occurs after a reward is received, such as the actions that follow delivery of reward water. In this source, it is contrasted with a reward-seeking response that leads to the reward.

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Drafting source: Saiki Akiko; Kimura Rie; Samura Toshikazu; Fujiwara-Tsukamoto Yoko; Sakai Yutaka; Isomura Yoshikazu. Different Modulation of Common Motor Information in Rat Primary and Secondary Motor Cortices. 2014; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0098662; article XML SHA-256 a897dddb9c846c77cfba6087e267d8707a475c2ec54e89dfe5390924a679f4f1. “Different Modulation of Common Motor Information in Rat Primary and Secondary Motor Cortices” (10.1371/journal.pone.0098662).
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