Titlebook: Benzodiazepine Receptor Ligands, Memory and Information Processing; Psychometric, Psycho Ian Hindmarch (Head),Helmut Ott Conference proceed

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978-3-642-73290-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988

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Benzodiazepine Receptor Ligands, Memory and Information Processing978-3-642-73288-1Series ISSN 0931-6795

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Analogical Reasoning and Legal Institutions,nant, enhancements were reported as well. The effects of 29 well-known drugs on 15 familiar tests are summarized in a way that permits comparisons of the effects of different drugs and of test sensitivities. There is a discussion of factors that could bias or obscure investigations of the effects of drugs on learning and remembering.

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Jing Yang,Patrick Dymond,Michael Jenkinhe morning following nocturnal doses of 2 mg. Findings from more recent work have shown that the 1.5 mg dose can disrupt retrieval of information from short-term memory. Lormetazepam 1 mg has no residual sedative effects. A daytime psychopharmacodynamic study showed lormetazepam 1–2 mg to have no disruptive effects 5 h after drug intake.

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Knowledge Management in Education,is concluded that progress in this area is hampered by lack of a theoretical basis to most behavioral tasks, preventing firm conclusions about the effects of drugs on either well-defined mental functions or on real-life performances. It is argued that the effects of drugs should only be tested in be

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