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... Rats were given daily intravenous injections for 30 days . The injections were either a dex- trose placebo or heroin ... rats , the heroin was always adminis- tered in the white noise room and the placebo was always given in the colony ...
... Rats were given daily intravenous injections for 30 days . The injections were either a dex- trose placebo or heroin ... rats , the heroin was always adminis- tered in the white noise room and the placebo was always given in the colony ...
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... rats were willing to run partway down the runway , but not touch the food . He found that alcohol would cause the rats to approach and eat the food im- mediately , but rats given a placebo took many more trials . Since then , several ...
... rats were willing to run partway down the runway , but not touch the food . He found that alcohol would cause the rats to approach and eat the food im- mediately , but rats given a placebo took many more trials . Since then , several ...
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... rats was given alcohol and placed on a treadmill . The rats quickly developed toler- ance to the disruptive effects of the drug , but those that were given the same number of al- cohol injections after the treadmill sessions did not ...
... rats was given alcohol and placed on a treadmill . The rats quickly developed toler- ance to the disruptive effects of the drug , but those that were given the same number of al- cohol injections after the treadmill sessions did not ...
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Experimental Research Designs 1 History of the Study of Behavior | 10 |
Chapter Summary 8 Chapter Summary | 19 |
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Drugs and Behavior: An Introduction to Behavioral Pharmacology Stephanie Hancock,William McKim No preview available - 2017 |
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