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Sustainable Development Insights from Indiastered 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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Ananya Ghosh Dastidar,Kajleen Kaurce of certain stimuli than in their absence. The experimental characterization of a stimulus is exclusively based upon the behaviors that are either emitted or elicited in the presence of the stimulus. The type of functional relationship between a stimulus and a response determines a stimulus catego

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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 poorly understood effects of cannabinoids.