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A study of the influence of theolivocochlear bundle on the NIresponses to repeated tone pulses.Journal of the Acoustical Society ofAmerica, 1971, 49, 1896-1897.

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F ATECHAND, R. The a2 componentof the vitreal a-wave and itsintraretinal localization in the frogretina. Vision Research, 1971, 11,489-500.

FIELDS, H. L., & McILWAIN, J. T.Superior colliculus: Single unitresponses to stimulation of visualcortex in the cat. Science, 1971,170, 1426-1428.

KITSIKIS, A., ANGYAN, L., &BUSER, P. Basal ganglia unitaryactivity during a motor performancein monkeys. Physiology & Behavior,1971, 6, 609-611.

LANGFORD, T. L. Olivary responsesto dichotic stimuli. Journal of theAcoustical Society of America,1971, 49, 601-602.

MAYERS, K. S., ROBERTSON, R. T.,RUBEL, E. W., & THOMPSON, R.F. Development of polysensoryresponses in association cortex ofkitten. Science, 1971,171,1038-1040.

MUNDL, W. J. Preamplifier forrecording of multiple-unit activityfrom moving animals. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 617-618.

NAKAYAMA, K. Local adaptation incat LGN cel1s: Evidence for asurround antagonism. VisionResearch, 1971, 11, 501-509.

SIEGEL, J., & LINEBERRY, C. G. Amethod for recording single unitactivity from unanesthetizedchronic cats. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 607-608.

TROELSTRA, A. Harmonie distortionin the frog's ERG and its possiblerelation to differences in latencies.Vision Research, 1971, 11,393-403.

VAN ATTA, L., & SUTIN, J. Theresponse of single lateralhypothalamic neurons toventromedial nucleus and limbicstimulation. Physiology & Behavior,1971, 6, 523-536.

WICKELGREN, B. Superiorcolliculus: Borne receptive fieldproperties of bimodally responsivecells. Science, 1971, 173, 69-71.

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ZAWALICH, W. S. Gustatory nervedischarge and preference behaviorof penicillamine treated rats.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,419-423.

MetabolismBANKER, G., ZORNETZER, S.,

McGAUGH, J. L., & COTMAN, C.W. Electroshock effects on brainprotein synthesis: Relation to brainseizures and retrograde amnesia.Science, 1971, 173, 454-456.

ENGEL, J., HANSON, L. C. F., &ROOS, B.-E. Effect of electroshockon 5-HT metabolism in rat brain.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971, 20, 197-200.

GAITO, J., & BONNET, K.Quantitative versus qualitative RNAand protein changes in the brainduring behavior. PsychologicalBulletin, 1971, 75, 109·127.

GUTTMAN, H. N.,& GRONKE, L.Passive transfer of learned dark andstep-down avoidance. PsychonomicScience, 1971, 24, 107-108.

HOUPT, T. R., & HANCE, H. E.Stimulation of food intake in therabbit and rat by inhibition ofglucose metabolism with2-deoxy-d-glucose. Journal ofComparative & PhysiologicalPsychology, 1971,76,395-400.

MYERS, R. D., & VEALE, W. L.Spontaneous feeding in the satiatedcat evoked by sodium or calciumions perfused within thehypothalamus. Ph y s i ology &Behavior, 1971, 6,507-512.

SCHILDKRAUT, J. J., & EFRON, D.H. The effects of .6.9 -tetrahydro­cannabinol on the metabolism ofnorepinephrine in rat brain.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971,20,191-196.

SMISSAERT, H. R., & HITMAN, K.T. Acetylcholinesterase fromTryon-maze-bright andTryon-maze-dull rat strains isidentical. Physiology & Behavior,1971,6,729-730.

TESSIER, J., & JASPER, H. H.Acetylcholi ne liberation fromcerebral cortex during paradoxical(REM) sleep. Science, 1971, 172,601-602.

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTSBiochemical Effects

HATTON, G. I. Time course of bloodchanges d ur i n g acute waterdeprivation in rats. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 7,35-38.

KOZUB, F. J. Drinking produced byblood volume manipulation inweanling and adult rats.Psychonomic Science, 1971, 25,19-20.

STRICKER, E. M. Effeets ofhypovolemia and/or caval ligationon water and NaCl solution drinking

by rats. Physiology & Behavior,1971, 6, 299-303.

STRICKER, E. M. Inhibition of thirstin rats following hypovolemiaand/or caval ligation. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 293-298.

TARPY, R. M. Effects of fooddeprivation on spontaneous activityand blood glucose. PsychologicalReports, 1971, 28, 463-469.

Hormonal EffectsCROW, L. T., STORY, R. J., &

ENGELS, D. T. Effect of pitressinon voluntary alcohol consumptionin the rat. Psychological Reports,1971, 28, 950.

DAVIS, J. D., CAMPBELL, C. S.,GALLAGHER, R. J., &ZURAKOV, M. A. Disappearance ofa humoral satiety factor during fooddeprivation. Journal of Comparative& Physiological Psychology, 1971,75,476-482.

DUKES-DOBOS, F. N. Fatigue fromthe point of view of urinarymetabolites. Ergonornics, 1971, 14,31-40.

GLICK, Z., THOMAS, D. W., &MAYER, J. Absence of effect ofinjeetions of the intestinalhormones secretin andcholecystokinin-pancreozymin uponfeeding behavior, Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 5-8.

KEVERNE, E. B., BONSALL, R. W.,& MICHAEL, R. P. Pheromones:Isolation of male sex attractantsfrom a female primate. Science,1971, 172, 964-966.

MILLS, P. D., CULLEN, J. C.,McKENZIE, J. R., SATHER, B. R.,& KAMBACK, M. C. Running-wheelactivity of insulin-injected rats.Psychological Reports, 1971, 28,415-420.

MONTGOMERY, R. L., BERKUT, M.K., GRUBB, E. F., &WESTBROOK, D. L. Hormonalinfluence on behavior in brainlesioned male rats, Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 7, 107-111.

PAPPAS, B. A., & GRAY, P. Cue valueof dexamethasone forfear-motivated behavior. Physiology& Behavior, 1971, 6, 127-130.

PEARLMAN, J. T., & CRESCITELLI,F. Visual pigments of the vitaminA-deficient, thyroidectomized ratfollowing v i t a m i n A 2

administration. Vision Research,1971,11,177-187.

SANDMAN, C. A., KASTIN, A. J., &SCHALL Y, A. V. Behavioralin h i b i t io n as modified b ymelanocyte-stimulating hormone(MSH) and light-dark conditions.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,45-48.

Adrenal GlandBRAIN, P. F., NOWELL, N. W., &

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WOUTERS, A.Some relationshipsbetween adrenal function and theeffectiveness of aperiod of isolationin inducing intermale aggression inalbino mice. Physiology & Behavior,1971, 6, 27-29.

COOVER, G. D., GOLDMAN, L., &LEVINE, S. Plasma corticosteroneincreases produced by extinction ofoperant behavior in rats. Physiology& Behavior, 1971, 6, 261-263.

DI GIUSTO, E. L., CAIRNCROSS, K.,& KING, M. G. Hormonalinfluences on fear-motivatedresponses. Psychological Bulletin,1971,75,432·444.

FIBIGER, H. C., & CAMPBELL, B. A.Effect of adrenal demedullation onstarvation·induced b e h av i oralarousal. Physiology & Behavior,1971,6,403-405.

KVETNANSKY, R., SILBERGELD,S., WEISE, V. K., & KOPIN, I. J.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971, 20, 22-31.

LESHNER, A. I. The adrenals and theregulatory nature of running wheelactivity. Physiology & Behavior,1971, 6, 551-558.

McCUTCHEON, N. B. Sensoryadaptation and incentive contrast asfactors affecting NaCI preference.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,675-680.

PARE, W. P. Frequency andprobability of US-shock and adrenalhypertrophy in the rat. Physiology& Behavior, 1971, 6, 493·496.

GonadsBELL, D. D., ZUCKER, I. Sex

differences in body weight andeating: Organization and activationby gonadal hormones in the rat.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 7,27-34.

BRANCHEY, M., BRANCHEY,h,&NADLER, R. D. Effects of estrogenand progesterone on sleep patternsof female rats. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 743-746.

DIESPECKER, D. D., &KOLOKOTRONIS, E. Vibrotactilelearning and the menstrual cycle.Perceptual & Motor Skills, 1971,33, 233-234.

EDWARDS, D. A. Neonataladministration of androstenedione,testosterone or testosteronepropionate: Effects on ovulation,sexual receptivity and aggressivebehavior in female mice. Physiology& Behavior, 1971, 6, 223-228.

GILMAN, S. C., & FISCHER, G. J.The influence of light deprivationon implantation in the rat.Psyehonomie Scienee, 1971, 23,354-355.

LARSSON, K., & SWEDIN, G. Thesexual behavior of male rats afterbilateral seetion of the hypogastricnerve and removal of the aeeessory

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genital glands. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 251-253.

MOLTZ, H., LEON, M., NU1'vlAN, M.,& LUBIN, M. Replacement ofprogesterone with a phenothiazinein the induction of matemalbehavior in the ovarieetomizednulliparous rat. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 735-737.

MUGFORD, R. A., & NOWELL, N. W.The preputial glands as a souree ofaggression-prornoting odors in mice.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,247-249.

PAYNE, A. P., & SWANSON, H. H.Hormonal control of aggressivedominance in the female hamster.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,355-357.

Drug EffeetsANISMAN, H. Passive-avoidance

learning in mice followingmethamphetamine or Nembutalinjection d ur in g i nescapableexposure to shock. PsychologicalReports, 1971, 28, 611-614.

CAHOON, D. D. Cigarette addictionand carbon dioxide inhalation: Ahypothesis. Psychological Record,1971, 21, 247-249.

CICALA, G. A., ULM, R. R., &DREWS, D. R. The effects ofchlorpromazine and d-amphetamineon the acquisition and performanceof a conditioned escape response inrats. Psychological Record, 1971,21, 165-169.

CLARK, G., KOESTER, A. G., &PEARSON, D. W. Exploratorybe havior in chronic disulfotonpoisoning in mice.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971, 20, 169-171.

C ODISH, S. D. Aetinomyein Dinjected into the hippocampus ofchieks: Effeets upon imprinting.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,95-96.

COTTEN, D. J., THOMAS, J. R., &STEWART, D. Immediate effects ofeigarette smoking on simplereaetion time of college malesmokers. Pereeptual & Motor Skills,1971,33, 336.

COUSINS, L. S., ZAMBLE, E., TAIT,R. W., & SUBOSKI, M. D. Sensorypreconditioning in curarized rats.Journal of Comparative &Physiological Psychology, 1971, 77,152-154.

DA VIS, J. W., THOMAS, R. K., JR., &ADAMS, H. E. Interaetions ofs c o p olamine and physostigminewith ECS and one trial learning,Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,219-222.

GIURGEA, C., LEFEVRE, D.,LESCRENIER, C., &DAVID-REMACLE, M.Pharmacological protection againsthypoxia induced amnesia in rats.

Psychopharmaeologia (Berlin),1971, 20, 160-168.

GONZALEZ, S. C., & CARLINI, E. A.Extinction of operant responses byrats under the effects of Cannabissativa extraet. PsychonomicScienee, 1971, 24, 203-204.

GUTMAN, Y., CHAIMOVITZ, M.,BERGMANN, F., & ZERACHlA, A.Hypothalamic implantation ofouabain and electrolyte excretion:Evidence for central effect onsodium balance. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 399·401.

HAMMERTON, M. Violent exereiseand a cognitive task. Ergonornics,1971,14,265-267.

HENRIKSSON, B. G., & JÄRBE, T.Effeets of diazepam on conditionedavoidance leaming in rats and itstransfer to normal state conditions.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971, 20, 186-190.

IRWIN, S., KINOHI, R.,VAN SLOTEN, M., & WORKMAN,M. P. Drug effects ondistress-evoked behavior in miee:Methodology and drug dasseomparisons. Psychopharmacologia(Berlin), 1971, 20, 172-185.

JACOBS, B. L., & F AREL, P. B.Motivated behaviors produced byincreased arousal in the presence ofgoal objects, Physiology & Behavior,1971, 6, 473·476.

KRAL, P. A. Effects of scopolamineinjection during CS-US interval onco nd i t i 0 ning. PsychologicalReports, 1971, 28,690.

MILLER, L. r, Effect of magnesiumpemoline on the aversive thresholdto shock in the rat. PsychologicalReports, 1971, 28, 351-354.

NEILL, D. B., & GROSSMAN, S. P.In teraetion of the effects ofreserpine and amphetamine on foodand water intake. Journal ofComparative & PhysiologicalPsychology, 1971, 76,327·336.

PANGBORN, R. M., & SHARON, I.M. Visual deprivation and parotidresponse to cigarette smoking.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,559-561.

PANKSEPP, J. Drugs andstimulus-bound attack. Physiology& Behavior, 1971, 6, 317-320.

PERRIN, R. C., KALANT, H., &HOCKMAN, C. H.Eleetroencephalographic andbehavioral alterations produced byA 1 -tetrahydrocannabinol. Scienee,1971, 172,968·970.

SALETU, B., SALETU, M., ITIL, T.,& JONES, J. Somatosensory evokedpotential c h a n g e s d ur i ngthiothixene treatment inschizophrenie patients.Psyehopharmacologia (Berlin),1971,20,242-252.

SMITH, D. F., BALAGURA, S., &LUBRAN, M. Antidotal thirst and

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lithium excretion in rats withhypothalamic lesions. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 209-213.

VALZELLI, L., & BERNASCONI, S.Differential activity of somepsychotropic drugs as a function ofemotional level in animals.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971, 20, 91-96.

ZAWALICH, W. S. Gustatory nervedischarge and preference behaviorof penicillamine treated rats.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,419-423.

AlcoholBAUM, M. Effect of alcohol on the

resistance-to-extinction of anavoidance response: Replication inmice. Physiology & Behavior, 1971,6, 307-309.

CICERO, T. J., SNIDER, S. R.,PEREZ, V. J., & SWANSON, L. W.Physical dependence on andtolerance to alcohol in the rat.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,191-198.

CROW, L. T., STORY, R. J., &ENGELS, D. T. Effect of pitressinon voluntary alcohol consumptionin the rat. Psychological Reports,

. 1971, 28, 950.FREED, E. X. Effects of conflict upon

schedule-induced consumption ofwater and alcohol. PsychologicalReports, 1971, 29, 115-118.

GELLER, 1. Ethanol preference in therat as a function of photoperiod.Science, 1971, 173, 456-459.

HOLLOWAY, F. A., & VARDIMAN,D. R. Dose-response effects ofethanol on appetitive behaviors.Psychonomic Science, 1971, 24,218-220.

IRWIN, S., KINOHI, R.,VAN SLOTEN, M., & WORKMAN,M. P. Drug effects ondistress-evoked behavior in mice:Methodology and drug dasscomparisons. Psychopharmacologia

_ (Berlin), 1971, 20, 172-185.MELLO, N. K. Alcohol effects on

delayed matching to sampleperformance by rhesus monkey.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 7,77-10l.

SCHROT, J. F., HAWK1NS, T. D., &GITHENS, S. H. The effects ofalcohol concentration onschedule-induced alcohol drinking.Psychonomic Science, 1971, 24,201-202.

SINCLAIR, J. D. Thealcohol-deprivation effect inmonkeys. Psychonornic Science,1971, 25, 21-22.

TARTER, R. E., JONES, B. M.,SIMPSON, C. D., & VEGA, A.Effects of task complexity andpractice on performance d uringac u te alcohol intoxication.

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Perceptual & Motor Skills, 1971,33,307-318.

AminesCOOPER, B. R., BLACK, W. C., &

PAOLINO, R. M. Decreasedse ptal-fore brai n and lateralhypothalamic reward after alpham ethyl-p-tyrosine. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 425-429.

DISSINGER, M. L., & CARR, W. J.Effects of tertiary vs quaternaryscopolamine on water and airdrinking in rats. PsychonomicScience, 1971, 25, 17-18.

FLORIO, V., & LONGO, V. G. Effectsof amantadine and of somesynthetic antiparkinsonian drugs onthe behavioral response to L-DOPAin mice. Physiology & Behavior,1971, 6,465-466.

QUARTERMAIN, D., GOLDSTEIN,M., ANAGNOSTE, B., & RANDT,C. T. Norepinephrine biosynthesisinhibition: Effects on memory inmice. Science, 1971, 172, 498-499.

REINIS, S. Further study of thelearning deficit produced byhydroxylamine. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 31-33.

SANGHVI, 1., URQillAGA, X., &GERSHON, S. Exploration of theanti-depressant potential ofL-DOP A. Psychopharmacologia(Berlin), 1971,20,118-127.

SEIDEN, L. S., & MARTIN, T. W., JR.Potentiation of effects of L-dopa onconditioned avoidance behavior byinhibition of extracerebral dopadecarboxylase. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 453-458.

TANG, L. C., MILLER, S. T., GINOS,J. Z., & COTZIAS, G. C. Melatoninand abnormal movements inducedby L-dopa in mice. Science, 1971,173, 450-452.

WISE, C. D., & STEIN, L. Possibleetiology of schizophrenia:Progressive d am ag e to thenoradrenergic reward system by6-hydroxydopamine. Science, 1971,171, 1032-1036.

AnestheticsADAM, N., & ROSNER, B. S. Effect

of anesthetic drugs on timeproduction and alpha rhythm,Perception & Psychophysics, 1971,10, 133-136.

CRAYTON, J. W., NICOLL, R. A., &BAKER, J. L. Supraopticn eurosecretory cells: Adrenergicand cholinergic sensitivity. Science,1971, 171, 208-209.

JARVIS, M. J., & LADER, M. H. Theeffects of nitrous oxide on theauditory evoked response in areaction time task.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin ),1971, 20, 201-212.

SELIGMAN, M. E. P., MINEKA, S., &FILLIT, H. Conditioned drinking

produced by procaine, NaCl, andangiotensin. Journal of Comparative& Physiological Psychology , 1971,77, 110-121.

Neuro transmittersBROWN, C. P. Cholinergic activity in

rats following enriched stimulationand training: Direction and durationof effects. Journal of Comparative& Physiological Psychology, 1971,75,408-416.

FEIGLEY, D. A., & HAMILTON, L.W. Response to novel environmentfollowing septal l esi o ns orcholinergic blockade in rats. Journalof Comparative & PhysiologicalPsychology, 1971, 76, 496-504.

LOVETT, D., & SINGER, G.Ventricular modification ofdrink ing and eating behavior,Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,23-26.

POSCHEL, B. P. H., & NINTEMAN,F. W. Intracranial reward and theforebrain's serotonergic mechanism:Studies employingpara-chlorophenylalanine andpara-chloroamphetamine.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 7,39-46.

RUSSELL, R. W., VASQUEZ, B. J.,OVERSTRETT, D. H., &DALGLISH, F. W. Effects ofcholinolytic agents on behaviorfollowing development of toleranceto low cholinesterase activity.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin ),1971, 20, 32-41.

SCHILDKRAUT, J. J., & EFRON, D.H. The effects of A 9 -tetrahydro­cannabinol on the metabolism ofnorepinephrine in rat brain.Psy ch o ph ar m a co lo g i a (Berlin),1971, 20, 191-196.

WISE, C. D., STEIN, L., & BERGER,B. D. Norepinephrine: Reversal ofanorexia in rats with lateralhypothalamic damage. Science,1971, 172, 281-284.

OpiatesAHLERS, R. H., & BEST, P. J.

Novelty vs temporal contiguity inlearned taste aversions.Psychonomic Science, 1971, 25,34-36.

BIGELOW, G., & THOMPSON, T.Behavioral effects of morphine andmethadone in rhesus monkeys.Psychonomic Science, 1971, 24,215-217.

JAFFE, P. G., & BAUM, M. Increasedresistance-to-extinction of anavoidance response in rats followingthe administration of hashish resin.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin ),1971, 20, 97-102.

THOR, D. H. Amphetamine inducedfighting d u r i n g morphinewithdrawal. Journal of GeneralPsychology, 1971, 84,245-250.

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WELLER, C. P., & SULMAN, F. G.Activity of major analgesics onmotor nociceptive responses indecerebrate mice.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971, 20,299·306.

WIKLER, A., PESCOR, F. T.,MILLER, D., & NORRELL, H.Persistent potency of a secondary(conditioned) reinforcer followingwithdrawal of morphine fromphysically dependent rats.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971, 20, 103-117.

StimulantsANISMAN, H., & WALLER, T. G.

Effects of methamphetamine andshock duration during inescapableshock exposure on subsequentactive and passive avoidance.Journal of Comparative &Physiological Psychology, 1971, 77,143-151.

EVANGELISTA, A. M., &IZQUIERDO, 1. The effect of pre­a nd post-trial amphetamineinjections on avoidance responses ofrats, Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971, 20,42-47.

GLICK, S. D., NAKAMURA, R. K., &J ARVIK, M. E. Recovery offunction following frontal brain

'darnage in mice: Changes insensitivity to amphetamine. Journalof Comparative & PhysiologicalPsychology, 1971,76,454-459.

ISAAC, W. A study of the relationshipbetween the visual system and theeffects of d-amphetamine.Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,157-159.

JOHNSON, D. N., FUNDERBURK,W. H., & WARD, J. W. Effects offenfluramine on sleep-wakefulnessin cats. Psychopharmacologia(Berlin), 1971, 20, 1-9.

KRIVANEK, J. A. Facilitation ofavoidance learning bypentylenetetrazol as a function oftask difficulty, deprivation andshock level. Psychopharmacologia(Berlin), 1971, 20, 213-229.

SATINDER, K. P. Genotype-depen­dent effects of d-amphetaminesulphate and caffeine onescape-avoidance behavior of rats.Journal of Comparative &Physiological Psychology, 1971, 76,359-364.

SCHROLD, J., & SQUIRES, R. F.Behavioural effects ofd-arnphetamine in young chickstreated with p-Cl-phenylalanine.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971, 20, 85-90.

SCOTT, J. P., LEE, C.-T., & HO, J. E.Effects of fighting, genotype, andam p h etamine sulfate on bodytemperature of mice. Journal ofComparative & PhysiologicalPsychology , 1971, 76, 349-352.

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VOITH, K., & HERR, F. The effect ofvarious antidepressant drugs upont he tetrabenazine-suppressedconditioned avoidance response inrats. Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971, 20, 253-265.

Tranq uilizersBJ Ö R KSTRAND, P.-Ä.., &

DUREMAN, 1. Relaxation transferin electrodermal activity as affectedby a new rninor tranquillizer( 4 3°6 C B ) . Psychopharmacologia(BerIin), 1971, 20, 288-298.

BOGGAN, W. 0., & SEIDEN, L. S.Dopa reversal of reserpineenhancement of audiogenic seizuresusceptibility in mice. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 215-217.

CICALA, G. A., ULM, R. R., &DREWS, D. R. The effects ofchlorpromazine and d-amphetamineon the acquisition and performanceof a conditioned escape response inrats. Psychological Record, 1971,21, 165-169.

DELINI-STULA, A. Drug-induceds u p pression of condi tionedhyperthermic and conditionedavoidance behavior response in rats.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin),1971, 20, 153-159.

ITIL, T., KESKINER, A., HAN, H.,HSU, W., & ULETT, G. EEGc h a n g es after fl uphenazineenanthate and decanoatebased onanalog power spectra and digitalcomputer period analysis.Psychopharmacologia (Berlin ),1971, 20, 230-241.

LESTER, B. K., COULTER, .r, D.,COWDEN, L. C., & WILLIAMS, H.L. Psychopharmacologia (Berlin ),1971, 20, 280-287.

NEILL, D. B., & GROSSMAN, S. P.In teraction of the effects ofreserpine and amphetamine on foodand water intake. Journal ofComparative & PhysiologicalPsychology, 1971, 76, 327-336.

ORTIZ, A., GLOVER, A., & LANG,W. J. The effects of acute andchronic administration ofchlorpromazine on the acquisitionand extinction of positivelyreinforced operant responses,Physiology & Behavior, 1971, 6,407-412.

STOLERMAN, 1. P. Analysis of theacq uisi tion and extinction offood -reinforced behaviour in ratsafter the administration ofchlorpromazine. Psychopharrnaco­logia (Berlin), 1971, 20, 266-279.

WOODS, D. J., & ROUTTENBERG,A. "Self-starvation" in aetivitywh eels: Developmental andc hlorpromazine in teraetions.Journal of Comparative &Physiological Psychology, 1971, 76,84-93.

Nutritional EffectsALLISON, J. Microbehavioral features

of nutritive and nonnutritivedrinking in rats. Journal ofComparative & PhysiologicalPsychology, 1971,76,408-417.

BAlLE, C. A., ZINN, W., & MAYER,J. Feeding behavior of monkeys:Glucose utilization rate and site ofgl ucose en try. Physiology &Behavior, 1971, 6, 537-541.

HOUPT, T. R., & HANCE, H. E.Stimulation of food intake in therabbit and rat by inhibition ofglucose metabolism with2-deoxy-d-glucose. Journal ofComparative & PhysiologicalPsychology, 1971, 76, 395-400.

P ANKSEPP, J. Effects of fats,proteins, and carbohydrates on foodintake in rats. PsychonomicMonograph Supplements, 1971,4(5, Whole No. 53).

Stress EffeetsETTEMA, J. H., & ZIELHUIS, R. L.

Physiological parameters of mentalload. Ergonomies, ,1971, 14,137-144.

FENZ, W. D. Heart rate responses to astressor: A comparison betweenprimary and secondary psychopathsand normal eontrols. Journal ofExperimental Research inPersonality, 1971,5, 7-13.

PARE, W. P. Frequency andprobability of US-shock and adrenalhypertrophy in the rat. Physiology& Behavior, 1971, 6, 493-496.

PEAKE, P., & LEONARD, J. A. Theuse of heart rate as an index ofstress in blind pedestrians.Ergonomics, 1971, 14, 189-204.

WEISS, J. M. Effects of copingbehavior with and without afeedback signal on stress pathologyin rats. Journal of Comparative &Physiological Psyehology, 1971,77,22-30.

WEISS, J. M. Effects of punishing thecoping response (eonflict) on stresspathology in rats. Journal ofComparative & Ph y s i o logicalPsychology, 1971, 77, 14-21.

Autonomie EffectsADAM, N., ROSNER, B. S., HOSICK,

E. C., & CLARK, D. L. Effect ofanesthetie drugs on time productionand alpha rhythm, Perception &Psychophysics, 1971, 10, 133-136.

BLIZARD, D. A. Autonomiereactivity in the rat: Effects ofgenetic selection for emotionality.Journal of Comparative &Physiological Psychology, 1971, 76,282-289.

BOWERS, K. S. Heart rate and GSReoneomitants of vigilance andarousal. Canadian Journal ofPsychology, 1971, 25, 175-184.

CARROLL, D. Signal value and

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physiological response to affectivevisual stimuli. Psychonomic Science,1971, 25, 94-96.

EPSTEIN, S. Heart rate, skinconductance, and intensity ratingsduring experimentally inducedanxiety: Habituation within andamong days. Psychophysiology,1971,8, 319-331.

E'ITEMA, J. H., & ZIELHillS, R. L.Physiological parameters of mentalload. Er go n o mics, 1971, 14,137-144.

HARE, R., WOOD, K., BRITAIN, S.,& FRAZELLE, J. Autonomieresponses to affective visualstimulation: Sex differences.Journal of Experimental Researchin Personality, 1971, 5, 14·22.

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