Titlebook: Experimental Psychopharmacology; Andrew J. Greenshaw,Colin T. Dourish Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 drug.drugs.f

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Kriti Yadav,Anirbid Sircar,Manan Shahrly account reminiscent of what was later described as dissociative learning. Siegel (1982) has summarized other accounts of the phenomenon, for example “the well-known case of the Irish porter who, having lost a package when drunk, got drunk again and remembered where he had left it.”

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Effects of Drugs on Reward Processes,elf-administration and the conditioned place-preference paradigm, are also discussed, but in much less detail. The present treatment is intended to provide a useful introduction to major issues in this research area.

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Aversive Stimulus Properties of Drugs,version.” However, as argued elsewhere (Goudie, 1979) and discussed below, . conditioned taste aversions may be misnamed phenomena, and there may be little justification for assuming that they involve aversive stimulus properties of drugs (. also Stolerman and D’Mello, 1981).

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Drug Discrimination Learning,rly account reminiscent of what was later described as dissociative learning. Siegel (1982) has summarized other accounts of the phenomenon, for example “the well-known case of the Irish porter who, having lost a package when drunk, got drunk again and remembered where he had left it.”

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-8569-8eral different values of the stimulus. Stimulus control is demonstrated when the probability of responding varies systematically as a function of different values of the stimulus (for a discussion of procedures for obtaining generalization gradients and interpreting them, . Rilling, 1977, and Ray and Sidman, 1970).

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Effects of Drugs on Schedule-Controlled Behavior,hers, such as Thorndike (1911) and Skinner himself. Although there has been much controversy about the relationship between behaviors conditioned by respondent and operant procedures, the distinction remains an important one for experimental psychologists (Mackintosh, 1974).

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