Dynamic Changes in Nucleus Accumbens Dopamine Efflux During the Coolidge Effect in Male Rats¶
Fiorino, C., & Phillips. (1997). Dynamic Changes in Nucleus Accumbens Dopamine Efflux During the Coolidge Effect in Male Rats.
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- Coolidge Effect
- Repeated copulation with the same female progressively dampens the dopaminergic response to her cues in reward circuits
This sourceThe microdialysis study showing nucleus accumbens dopamine returning to baseline at sexual satiety with one female and rising again with a novel female.
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- Repeated copulation with the same female progressively dampens the dopaminergic response to her cues in reward circuits
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