DISCRIMINATIVE CONTROL OF OPERANT-BEHAVIOR BY INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF DRUGS IN RATS
DISCRIMINATIVE CONTROL OF OPERANT-BEHAVIOR BY INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF DRUGS IN RATS
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10.1007/bf00426208
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发表时间:
1975-01-01
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ANDO, K
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ANDO, K
Rats were trained to discriminate the stimulus properties of amphetamine and saline. Food reinforcer was given after lever pressing following intravenous amphetamine infusions but not following saline infusions. Subsequent tests under extinction conditions showed that rats pressed a lever at a high rate following infusions of amphetamine, methamphetamine and cocaine, but at a low rate following saline, ethanol, epinephrine or sodium pentobarbital. Similar procedures indicated that rats could also discriminate between ethanol and saline. These findings confirm earlier results indicating that intravenously administered drug can act as discriminative stimuli in controlling operant behavior.