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Drugs as Discriminable Events in Humans,stered substanced upon either physiological (e.g., heart rate, temperature), behavioral (e.g., latency, discrimination ability), or psychological (e. g., mood, personality) measures (Efron, 1968). It is possible, however, to examine other drug properties. For example, the ability of compounds to fun

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J. Javier Serrano,María D. Pitarch-Garridondent learning’ seems to me to be no more and no less than examples of control of behavior by drugs as discriminative stimuli.” (Dews, 1975); “... that state-dependent (i.e. discriminative stimulus) properties... of drugs...” (Kuhn et al., 197 6).

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Ananya Ghosh Dastidar,Kajleen Kaurmitted or elicited in the presence of the stimulus. The type of functional relationship between a stimulus and a response determines a stimulus category. At present many stimulus categories are recognized (for discussion see Thompson and Pickens, 1971).

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