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ation Trx:s involves continuous administration of weak currents of --t mA through a pair of surface electrodes attached to the scalp (blitsche and Paulus 2000). Previous studies have demonstrated that cerebral excitability was diminished by cathodal stimulation, which hyper• polarizes neurons (Terzuo

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ive time in occupancy of these possibles, the probables, form the bases for the computation of these two kinds of entropies. For example, the work of Paulus and Geyer showed that the administration of a very small amount of stimulant drug, compared with a salt water control, led to an increase in the firs

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applied to temporal and spatial patterns of rat exploratory behavior have been used to discriminate among stimulant drug effects (Paulus et al, 1990; Paulus and Geyer, 1992). Similar computations involving the symbolic dynamics and disallowed transitions have been used to study the complexity of the the E