Titlebook: Methods of Assessing the Reinforcing Properties of Abused Drugs; Michael A. Bozarth Book 1987 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1987 Motivatio

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Assessing Drugs for Abuse Liability and Dependence Potential in Laboratory Primates, discriminative, and eliciting properties of drugs as the basis for an effective technology to evaluate a broad range of pharmacological agents. Procedures and outcomes from extensive studies with primates assessing drug self-administration, drug discrimination, physiological dependence, and behavi

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Second-Order Schedules of Drug Injectionntained by procurement, preparation, and the ultimate administration of drug. Since abusers can be totally consumed with drug-seeking and drug-oriented behaviors and since drug abuse is obviously maladaptive, many theories of drug addiction and abuse have emphasized what were thought to be fundament

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Prediction of Drug Abuse Liability from Animal Studiescal dependence potential. For prediction of drug abuse liability, it is important to find and compare the drug’s effects against those of prototypic drugs. The important pharmacological properties include the following: central nervous system (CNS) effects, including operant behavioral effects; tole