Mitchum, K. (2005). Fornix and Caudate Lesioned Rat Performance on
a Visual Discrimination Task. Senior
Honors Thesis, Neuroscience Program, Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA.
Bocaletti, J. (2003). Non-Selective Dopamine Antagonist Blocks
Learning in a Stimulus-Response Task. Senior Honors Thesis, Neuroscience Program, Westmont College,
Santa Barbara, CA.
Bostock, K. (2003). The Effects of Hypoxia on the Striatum and
Cerebellum: A Dual Task Experiment. Senior Research Project, Neuroscience Program, Westmont College,
Santa Barbara, CA.
Rausch, E. (2002). Single Dissociation Involving the
Hippocampus and Striatum Using Auditory Stimuli. Senior Honors Thesis, Neuroscience
Program, Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA.
Bocaletti, J., Bostock, K., Pahklevanyan, A., and Fikes, T. G.
(2002). Dorsal Striatum Lesions Impair Category Learning in Rats:
Implications for a Dopaminergic Plasticity Model. Poster presented at the 38th Western Regional Meeting of the
American Chemical Society, Santa Barbara, CA.
Rausch, E., Bocaletti, J., Pahklevanyan, A., and Fikes, T. G.
(2001). Perceptual Categorization Learning in Rats: Different Roles of the
Striatum and Hippocampus. Poster presented at the Undergraduate Research Symposium,
Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA.
Bostock, K. & Fikes, T. G. (2001). Reinforcement and
Category Learning in Rats: Implications for a Dopaminergic Plasticity Model. Poster presented at the 37th
Western Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society. Santa Barbara, CA.
Bocaletti, J., Wright, E., Pakhlevanyan, A., Fikes, T. G. (2001).
Circling behavior induced by apomorphine hydrochloride in substantia
nigra-lesioned rats. Poster
presented at the Undergraduate Research Symposium, Westmont College, Santa
Barbara, CA.
Iden, S. and Fikes, T. G. (2000). Category Learning and Habit
Formation in Rats: The Role of the Caudate Nucleus. Poster presented at the 29th Annual
Western Psychology Conference for Undergraduate Research, Santa Clara, CA.
Iden, S. (2000). Category Learning and Habit Formation in Rats:
The Role of the Caudate Nucleus. Senior Honors Thesis, Neuroscience Program, Westmont College,
Santa Barbara, CA.