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The differential effects of stressors on aversive, novel and appetitive stimuli in rats
Stressors produce an array of effects on both aversively- and appetitively-motivated behaviors. Because aversive stimuli motivate behaviors in aversively-motivated tasks, assessing stressors effects in these tasks requires re-exposure to aversive stimuli. This is not the case in appetitively-motivat
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