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Author Question: Why did Kandel apply electric shocks to the gills of Aplysia californica? (Read 22 times)

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Why did Kandel apply electric shocks to the gills of Aplysia californica?
◦ He wanted to see if the Aplysia could learn to withdraw its gill when touched by a nonpainful stimulus, suggesting the sea slug could remember.
◦ He wanted to watch what would happen to the neurons in the Aplysia's tail.
◦ He was testing his own memory to see if he could remember exactly where to place the electric shock to get the maximum gill withdrawal.
◦ He was measuring the Aplysia's gill withdrawal reflex as a proxy for pain.
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Reply #1 on: Nov 1, 2021
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