Add to ORKGA Animal models of neuropsychiatric disorders are powerful tools that resemble the corresponding human pathologies. The effectiveness of a model is evaluated by three different sets of criteria: construct validity, face validity and predictive validity. Face validity refers to
The use of animals in neurosciences has a long history. It is considered indispensable in areas in w...
1. The classic animal models for human psychiatric conditions involves rodents As prey species, thei...
textabstractPsychiatric symptoms are subjective by nature and tend to overlap between different diso...
important criterion for developing animal models to study psychopathology involves establishing the ...
Animal models have long been used to investigate human mental disorders, including depression, anxie...
International audienceAnimal models of psychiatric disorders are usually discussed with regard to th...
Animal models used to study schizophrenia include both models of the full syndrome and models of spe...
In behavioral neurosciences, such as neurobiology and biopsychology, animal models make it possible ...
Schizophrenia is a complex disorder affecting all domains of human life. Distinction is made between...
The use of animal models is essential in carrying out research into clinical phenomena such as addic...
Abstract The use of animals in neurosciences has a long history. It is considered indispensable in a...
Item does not contain fulltextThis review describes the animal behavior models that provide insight ...
The use of animal models is essential in carrying out research into clinical phenomena such as addic...
The use of animals in neurosciences has a long history. It is considered indispensable in areas in w...
Modeling aspects of the human condition in animals has provided invaluable information on the physio...
The use of animals in neurosciences has a long history. It is considered indispensable in areas in w...
1. The classic animal models for human psychiatric conditions involves rodents As prey species, thei...
textabstractPsychiatric symptoms are subjective by nature and tend to overlap between different diso...
important criterion for developing animal models to study psychopathology involves establishing the ...
Animal models have long been used to investigate human mental disorders, including depression, anxie...
International audienceAnimal models of psychiatric disorders are usually discussed with regard to th...
Animal models used to study schizophrenia include both models of the full syndrome and models of spe...
In behavioral neurosciences, such as neurobiology and biopsychology, animal models make it possible ...
Schizophrenia is a complex disorder affecting all domains of human life. Distinction is made between...
The use of animal models is essential in carrying out research into clinical phenomena such as addic...
Abstract The use of animals in neurosciences has a long history. It is considered indispensable in a...
Item does not contain fulltextThis review describes the animal behavior models that provide insight ...
The use of animal models is essential in carrying out research into clinical phenomena such as addic...
The use of animals in neurosciences has a long history. It is considered indispensable in areas in w...
Modeling aspects of the human condition in animals has provided invaluable information on the physio...
The use of animals in neurosciences has a long history. It is considered indispensable in areas in w...
1. The classic animal models for human psychiatric conditions involves rodents As prey species, thei...
textabstractPsychiatric symptoms are subjective by nature and tend to overlap between different diso...