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Negative transfer from active to passive avoidance training, was evident 24 h after active avoidance acquisition in hypox, adx, and sham-operated rats injected with ACTH, corticosterone, or saline prior to 24-h test. No transfer was observed in control rats or in hypox, adx, or sham rats given corticosterone or saline 21/2 h after active avoidance training. However, hypox, adx, or sham-operated rats given ACTH at 21/2-h test exhibited negative transfer from prior active avoidance training. ACTH presented prior to 21/2-h test eliminated the Kamin-like effect. These results suggested that ACTH reactivated at 21/2 h processes related to prior active avoidance responding. A possible theory of the Kamin effect is offered.

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ACTH-induced reactivation of prior active avoidance training after intermediate intervals in hypophysectomized, adrenalectomized, and sham-operated rats