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Neuropharmacology of Reward and Punishment,y well to avoid the painful stimulation by pressing a pedal. These demonstration experiments illustrate a high form of behavioral adaptation which Skinner (1938) has termed .. The term . emphasizes the fact that the behavior operates on the environment to generate consequences. The term . refers to

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The Psychopharmacology of Feeding,d directly into the hypothalamus via a cannula selectively induced feeding behavior in the rat. Then Ungerstedt (1970) showed that depletion of dopamine by intracerebral injection of a selective neurotoxin could mimic part of the classical, lateral hypothalamic, starvation syndrome. The advent of a

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The Neuroanatomy and Neuropharmacology of Drinking,intake of fluid occurs in response to a homeostatic imbalance or in anticipation of the need for water. Nonregulatory drinking, such as that induced by the availability of highly palatable solutions, also occurs. This discussion will be concerned only with regulatory drinking and primarily with drin

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Neuropharmacology of The Sleep-Waking Cycle,th a drug in a normal intact animal? The answer to this question is still negative. Neither in animals nor in man do we have yet the right hypnogenic drug or the combination of drugs which will induce . and . the delicate and harmonious succession of the different stages and states of sleep. However

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