BEHAVIORAL PERFORMANCE AND PHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF DRUGS--ATROPINE AND DIAZEPAM

进行了研究以评估药物对运动能力的影响 在各种任务中。这项研究的另一个方面是确定 可能的电生理效应。发现了阿托品和安定 对各种主观测量产生剂量相关效应 对计算机化表现的反应和表现 评估电池(PAB)。 这些研究已经完成，数据分析正在进行中。 对安定研究结果的初步分析表明 大多数措施是在有序的时间和剂量相关的情况下受到影响的 举止。然而，大多数措施出人意料地不敏感，而且 显著的效果往往是直到政府对 最高剂量的安定(40毫克)。军队制定的措施没有 似乎比传统的测量方法(例如，数字地面温度)更敏感。

Studies were conducted to assess the effects of the drugs on performance at various tasks. An additional aspect of this research was to identify possible electrophysiological effects. Atropine and diazepam were found to produce dose-related effects on a variety of measures of subjective response as well as performance on the computerized Performance Assessment Battery (PAB). These studies have been completed and data analyses are underway. Preliminary analysis of the results from the study on diazepam indicate that most measures were affected in an orderly time and dose-related manner. Most measures were surprisingly insensitive, however, and significant effects were often not seen until the administration of the highest dose of diazepam (40 mg). the Army developed measures did not appear to be more sensitive than traditional measures (e.g., DSST).