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Sustainable Development Goals in Europeing about, their alterations of unconditioned and conditioned behavior, their interactions with stimuli-including drug stimuli-that produce all manner of central effects: all these subjects have been of utmost importance. Drugs may be considered as a class of stimuli with effects so varied that the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-21614-5All known narcotic analgesics also produce a number of effects other than analgesia which make them valuable for other clinical uses but also constitute potentials for abuse and narcotic dependence. In addition, there are several pharmacological properties which are characteristic of only a few narc

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Sustainable Development Goals in Europeats trained to discriminate pentobarbital from the nondrug condition chose the drug response in tests with several other sedative-hypnotic drugs (phenobarbital, ethyl alcohol, ethyl carbamate) and also with anti-anxiety agents (chlordiazepoxide, meprobamate). This indicated similarity among these dr

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Sustainable Development Goals in Europeferent laboratories, the results available to date are quite consistent. Amphetamine, the prototype of this class of drugs, has been most extensively studied. For this reason, our discussion will center on amphetamine, other stimulants being mentioned where data are available.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-6478-7ontinues to be the focus of great social and scientific interest. The recent development of techniques for measuring discriminative stimulus attributes of drugs provides a unique criterion for evaluating drug effects in laboratory animals and may be especially valuable for assessing the complex and

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