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Drug Prevention

by: rika, 34 pages

Marijuana is grown in the United States, Mexico, Canada, South America, Asia, and other parts of the world. It can be cultivated outdoors and in indoor settings. Marijuana is usually smoked and ...

INFLUENCES ON COCAINE TOLERANCE ASSESSED UNDER A MULTIPLE CONJUNCTIVE SCHEDULE OF REINFORCEMENT

by: shinta, 10 pages

Under multiple schedules of reinforcement, previous research has generally observed tolerance to the rate-decreasing effects of cocaine that has been dependent on schedule-parameter size in the ...

TOLERANCE TO EFFECTS OF COCAINE ON BEHAVIOR UNDER A RESPONSE-INITIATED FIXED-INTERVAL SCHEDULE

by: shinta, 12 pages

Tolerance to effects of cocaine can be modulated by schedules of reinforcement. With multiple ratio schedules, research has shown an inverse relationship between ratio requirement and amount ...

QUANTIFICATION OF DRUG CHOICE WITH THE GENERALIZED MATCHING LAW IN RHESUS MONKEYS

by: shinta, 16 pages

The generalized matching law provides precise descriptions of choice, but has not been used to characterize choice between different doses of drugs or different classes of drugs. The current ...

DIFFERENTIAL ANTAGONISM OF COCAINE SELF-ADMINISTRATION AND COCAINE-INDUCED DISRUPTIONS OF LEARNING BY HALOPERIDOL IN RHESUS MONKEYS

by: shinta, 22 pages

Six rhesus monkeys responding under a three-component multiple schedule were administered haloperidol to determine its effects on cocaine self-administration and on cocaine’s disruptive ...

REPEATED POST- OR PRESESSION COCAINE ADMINISTRATION: ROLES OF DOSE AND FIXED-RATIO SCHEDULE

by: shinta, 20 pages

Effects of repeated administration of cocaine to animals behaving under operant contingencies have depended on when the drug is given. Moderate doses given presession have generally led to a

STIMULUS CONTROL OF COCAINE SELF-ADMINISTRATION

by: shinta, 25 pages

Environmental stimuli that set the occasion wherein drugs are acquired can ‘‘trigger’’ drug-related behavior. Investigating the stimulus control of drug ...

TIME OF SUPPLEMENTAL FEEDING ALTERS THE EFFECTS OF COCAINE ON LEVER PRESSING OF RATS

by: shinta, 10 pages

The present experiment assessed the effects of cocaine on the lever pressing of 4 rats maintained during 15-min sessions by a fixed-ratio 50 schedule of food reinforcement. Across phases, ...

EFFECTS OF COCAINE ON FIXED-INTERVAL RESPONDING REINFORCED BY THE OPPORTUNITY TO RUN

by: shinta, 15 pages

Rate-dependent drug effects have been observed for operant responding maintained by food, water, heat, light onset, electrical brain stimulation, shock-stimulus termination, and shock ...

TOLERANCE TO THE EFFECTS OF COCAINE ON PERFORMANCE UNDER BEHAVIOR-CORRELATED REINFORCEMENT MAGNITUDE

by: shinta, 18 pages

Four pigeons responded under a fixed-interval 8-min schedule of food delivery in which the amount of food delivered at the end of each interval depended on performance during the interval (i.e ...

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