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Environmentally induced differences in susceptibility of rats to CNS stimulants and CNS depressants: evidence against a unitary explanation

Author

Barbara J. Sahakian

1952 -

Published in: Psychopharmacology

Date of publication: March 1, 1979

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January 1, 1969

Decreased potency of CNS depressants after prolonged social isolation in mice
May 1, 1969

Rat brain amines, blood histamine and glucose levels in relationship to circadian changes in sleep induced by pentobarbitone sodium
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The dose-response effect of amphetamine upon avoidance behaviour in the rat seen as a function of increasing stereotypy
July 1, 1973

Diurnal rhythm in behavioral effects of methamphetamine, p-chloramethamphetamine and scopolamine
November 1, 1975

Mechanisms mediating the production of environmentally induced brain changes
February 1, 1975

The effects of psychomotor stimulants on stereotypy and locomotor activity in socially-deprived and control rats

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April 1, 1975

Potentiation of locomotor activity and modification of sterotypy by starvation in adomorphine treated rats
November 1, 1975

The development of intersession habituation and emergence in socially reared and isolated rats
October 1, 1976

Effect of isolation on barbiturate anaesthesia in the rat
October 1, 1976

Partitioning of behavioral arousal
January 1, 1977

Isolation-rearing enhances tail pinch-induced oral behavior in rats

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January 1, 1977

Inhibition and isolation rearing in the rat: extinction and satiation
March 1, 1977

A critical period for social isolation in the rat
February 1, 1978

Early isolation produces enduring hyperactivity in the rat, but no effect upon spontaneous alternation,Early Isolation Produces Enduring Hyperactivity in the RAT, But no Effect upon Spontaneous Alternation
April 1, 1978

Habituation under different levels of stimulation in socially reared and isolated rats: a test of the arousal hypothesis

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