Titlebook: Behavioral Pharmacology; The Current Status Bernard Weiss,Victor G. Laties Book 1975 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1975 pharmaco

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Amphetamine toxicity: behavioral and neuropathological indexesment of overt indications of toxicity. It is of the utmost importance to be able to detect less obvious, but still destructive damage. What is needed are a series of sensitive measures that might, together or separately, indicate the presence of a potentially poisonous substance.

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Behavioral effects of mercury and methylmercuryreat promise toward identifying specific symptoms and toward understanding how mercury compounds affect behavior.— ., H. L., V. G. . and B. .. Behavioral effects of mercury and methylmercury. .. 34: 1858-1867, 1975.

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Determinants of drug effects on punished respondingug effects on punished responding is to determine under what conditions drugs produce their characteristic effects on punished responding. — ., D. E. Determinants of drug effects on punished responding. .. 34: 1870–1879, 1975.

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The role of discriminative stimuli in modulating drug actionn a second key would be reinforced; .-amphetamine and scopolamine led to pronounced increases in premature switching. Adding a discriminative stimulus when the response requirement was fulfilled increased the likelihood that a switch would occur only after the appropriate number of pecks had been em

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Skeleton-Based Implicit Primitives,imple, but the bitter taste of many drugs requires that the animals first be forced to consume treated water. The intravenous route, wherein relatively unrestrained rats or monkeys press a lever to obtain intravenous drugs, permits precise control over the dose and can be readily adapted to schedule

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Implicit Objects in Computer Graphicsits of scientific inquiry, if not floating well into the abyss of the objectively unknowable. Such scientific conservatism is not without reason, for as Sidman (62) noted, “A major factor contributing to the slowness of development of a science of Behavioral Pharmacology was the late recognition tha

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Parametric and Implicit Manifolds,every 30th response produced an injection; steady responding at high rates of over one per second were maintained during each fixed-ratio component. Under a fixed-interval schedule, the first response occurring after a fixed time of 5 min produced an injection; there was a pause at the start of each