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Control of Behavior by Noxious Stimuliine as a treatment for psychosis stimulated a great deal of interest in the behavioral effects of drugs. The initial pharmacological studies of chlorpromazine included experiments in rats showing that it suppressed a rope-climbing response in the presence of an auditory stimulus previously associate

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New Considerations in the Neuropsychology of Motivated Behaviorsviors, such as the leg-flexion reflex of the spinal dog, appear to depend primarily on the initiating stimulus, and are not modified by their outcome (Sherrington, 1906). In contrast, most of the behaviors of interest to psychopharmacologists, such as eating, aggression, and escape from danger, are

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Social Experience as a Determinant of Normal Behavior and Drug Effectectly in clinical practice. Over the past 30 years, such variability has led to a still-growing and rather confusing body of knowledge relating to such issues as environment, personality characteristics of patients and of doctors, attitude, expectations, and related concepts, all of which have been

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Book 1977next three volumes focus attention on the functional importance of these basic neuropharmacological mechanisms for normal behavior. In order to study this interface in the intact functioning organism, appropriate methods for describing and quantifying behavior must be developed. The past twenty year

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