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Berridge ˈberɪdʒ COCA¹³²⁶⁸⁷BNC⁶⁰¹⁴⁰
基本例句
n.贝里奇¹⁰⁰
In a series of experiments, he and other researchers have been able to tease apart that the mammalian brain has separate systems for what Berridge calls wanting and liking.
在一系列的实验中，他和他的同事们尝试着在哺乳动物的大脑中区分贝利其所谓的想要和喜欢的不同系统。 yeeyan
It is the liking system that Berridge believes is the brain's reward center.
它被称作“喜欢系统”贝利其相信他是大脑的报答中心。 yeeyan
Kent Berridge, a biopsychologist at the University of Michigan, compared the brain activity and facial expressions of animals to that of a more readable creature: human infants.
密歇根州立大学的生物心理学家 Kent Berridge，通过脑部的活跃情况和面部的表情反应，把动物和比较感性的人类宝宝作了下比较。 yeeyan
University of Michigan professor of psychology Kent Berridge has spent more than two decades figuring out how the brain experiences pleasure.
密歇根州立大学的心理学教授 Kent Berridge已经花了二十多年来研究大脑是如何体验快感的。 yeeyan
Wanting is Berridge's equivalent for Panksepp's seeking system.
“想要”是贝利其提出的等同于 panksepp提出的搜寻系统。 yeeyan
When you give a rat a minuscule dose of sugar, it engenders “a panting appetite,” Berridge says— a powerful and not necessarily pleasant state.
当你给老鼠一点点糖时，会使其产生“极度的食欲”， Berrdge说那是一种非常强烈但不必要的愉悦状态。 yeeyan |