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JP Irizarry JJ RH Intercorrelation of stereotypy and measures indicative of disinhibition of response selection in bank voles ab. Psychological testing (7th ed.). 2003; 60:929-937. In the meantime, as we await the results of additional studies, considering the following pragmatic questions may perhaps provide some perspective on the enrichment debate. Maladaptive behaviors reflect a normal animal in an abnormal environment: The animal is simply responding as well as it can with functionally intact behavioral mechanisms to the captive environment; the perversities of its behavior reflect those of the environment. ARBs in captive animals appear to involve the same mechanisms as ARBs in human psychiatry, which reflect underlying abnormalities of brain function. Westen, D., & Shedler, J. . Neale PubMed Redrawn with permission of Elsevier from Garner JP, Mason GJ. New York: Free Press. Psychologists, however, usually restrict the term to patterns of responding that constitute a problem for the person who emits them, or for other people with a justifiable interest in his or her behavior. DF Rutter, M., Shaffer, D., & Shepherd, M. (1975). Widiger, T. A., Trull, T. J., Clarkin, J. F., Sanderson, C., & Costa, P. J. In this article, a discussion of the mouse enrichment literature has been avoided for three reasons: (1) Other articles in this ILAR Journal issue address rodent enrichment directly (e.g., Baumans 2005 ; Smith and Corrow 2005 ); (2) the literature on mouse enrichment is relatively sparse, and few commercially available enrichments have been properly assessed or even demonstrated to be beneficial to mice; and (3) three recent reviews provide excellent overviews of the available literature ( Latham and Mason 2004 ; Olsson and Dahlborn 2002 ; Sherwin 2002 ). Kendell, R. E. (1983). Toates WR Mills . A historical review of classification of behavior disorders and one current perspective. Mason . Only 50% covered the study, with all describing the study as demonstrating the biasing power of psychiatric labels. A psychosocial alternative to DSM-III. MR These failures are apparent as software glitches in behavior. If seen in the wild as well as captivity, is the behavior performed in inappropriate circumstances (e.g., infanticide in mice), or performed excessively (e.g., screeching in parrots)? Spicer The following key conclusions are based on the information reviewed and discussed above: Clear evidence exists that the brain mechanisms that produce ARBs also affect measures in behavioral experiments. Moreover, of those animals that perform abnormal behavior, individuals differ significantly in the severity of the behavior. Similarly, animals reared in isolation have been observed to be hyperactive ( Einon and Morgan 1978 ). D Accordingly, we found that stereotypy was correlated with a greater persistence of rapid responding at the point where choices indicated acquisition of the extinction task, which in turn indicated a greater knowledge-action dissociation. 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The response selection system described above is distributed across a series of brain areas called the basal ganglia motor system. PubMed CrossRef Anyone you share the following link with will be able to read this content: Sorry, a shareable link is not currently available for this article. Applied Clinical Psychology. If this assumption is false, then enrichment might even benefit scientific outcomes, as developed below. Old Corner Bookstore, 1914. Meehl, P. E., & Golden, R. R. (1982) Taxometric methods. Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 21, 601663. Yet compulsive behavior cannot be taken blindly as an indicator of brain dysfunction because, as another example, subclinical levels of compulsive behavior remain correlated to neuropsychological measures of stuck-in-set-perseveration in healthy individuals within the normal range of brain function ( Zohar et al. 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Nicol This article focuses on abnormal repetitive behavior (ARB 1 ), which because of its close connection to brain function, provides a specific example where these hypotheses may in fact bear weight; where a complete testable argument can be formulated; where potential effects on experimental outcomes can be predicted; and where areas for further study are clear. Journal of Abnormal Psychology. 1992 ). Abnormal psychology is the branch of psychology that studies unusual patterns of behavior, emotion and thought, which could possibly be understood as a mental disorder.Although many behaviors could be considered as abnormal, this branch of psychology typically deals with behavior in a clinical context. Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology - Google Scholar Co-authors Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology Emeritus Professor, Department of Psycholog University of California, USA. 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