Efectos del aislamiento social sobre la conducta exploratoria en ratas adolescentes expuestas a un ambiente novedoso

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dc.contributor.advisorLamprea Rodríguez, Marisol
dc.contributor.authorPérez contreras, David Rikardo
dc.contributor.researchgroupNeurociencia Básica y Cognoscitivaspa
dc.date.accessioned2024-08-08T18:16:18Z
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dc.description.abstractEl estrés y la ansiedad forman son factores de riesgo bastante comunes actualmente. Una población que es particularmente susceptible a los efectos del estrés sobre la respuesta emocional es la adolescencia. Dentro de esta etapa del desarrollo se ha encontrado que el tipo de estrés que tiene mayores afecciones es el aislamiento social. Algunas de las conductas que se ven principalmente afectadas por el estrés durante esta etapa del desarrollo es la respuesta emocional ante la novedad. La gran mayoría de esta literatura se ha enfocado principalmente en los indicadores de la ansiedad relacionada a un ambiente novedoso, sin vincularla directamente con los efectos sobre la exploración del espacio, como puede la conducta natural de los animales de formar un refugio (home base). Los resultados mostraron un aumento de los empinamientos y de la respuesta tigmotáxica de los animales Aislados. Además, se mostró que el desarrollo de la Home Base requiere de un componente emocional y exploratorio. Se describe la importancia de utilizar indicadores más detallados para la medición del comportamiento exploratorio y la respuesta emocional con el objetivo de generar un marco más extenso sobre la complejidad de la respuesta ante la novedad. (Texto tomado de la fuente)spa
dc.description.abstractStress and anxiety form are fairly common risk factors today. One population that is particularly susceptible to the effects of stress on emotional response is adolescence. Within this stage of development, it has been found that the type of stress that has the greatest affect is social isolation. Some of the behaviors that are primarily affected by stress during this stage of development is the emotional response to novelty. The vast majority of this literature has focused mainly on indicators of anxiety related to a novel environment, without linking it directly to the effects on space exploration, such as the natural behavior of animals to form a home base. The results showed an increase in the steepness and tigmotaxic response of the Isolated animals. In addition, it was shown that the development of the home base requires an emotional and exploratory component. The importance of using more detailed indicators for the measurement of exploratory behavior and emotional response is described in order to generate a more extensive framework on the complexity of the response to noveltyeng
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dc.publisherUniversidad Nacional de Colombiaspa
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dc.publisher.facultyFacultad de Ciencias Humanasspa
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dc.subject.decsSocial Isolationeng
dc.subject.decsConductaspa
dc.subject.decsBehavioreng
dc.subject.decsConducta del Adolescentespa
dc.subject.decsComportamento do Adolescenteeng
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dc.subject.proposalExploraciónspa
dc.subject.proposalHome basespa
dc.subject.proposalAdolescenceeng
dc.subject.proposalExplorationeng
dc.titleEfectos del aislamiento social sobre la conducta exploratoria en ratas adolescentes expuestas a un ambiente novedosospa
dc.title.translatedEffects of social isolation on exploratory behavior in adolescent rats exposed to a novel environmenteng
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