2003
DOI: 10.1037/h0100017
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A history of reinforcement: The role of reinforcement schedules in behavior pharmacology.

Abstract: Operant behavior maintained by schedules of intermittent reinforcement has been extensively used for the investigation of the behavioral effects of drugs that affect the central nervous system. While the primary purpose of such research has been the screening of novel compounds in the search for clinically effective drugs, much else has been discovered about drug action and behavioral processes. Current research focuses on problems of social and clinical importance, such as cocaine abuse, and involves the deve… Show more

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“…(pp. 236-237) Dentre as possibilidades de complementaridade entre as ciências comportamentais e as ciências biológicas, o campo que tem se mostrado mais fértil é o da farmacologia comportamental (Leslie, 2003).…”
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“…(pp. 236-237) Dentre as possibilidades de complementaridade entre as ciências comportamentais e as ciências biológicas, o campo que tem se mostrado mais fértil é o da farmacologia comportamental (Leslie, 2003).…”
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“…Ao conceber as drogas como eventos constitutivos do ambiente, a farmacologia comportamental assume que elas podem exercer diferentes papéis enquanto variáveis de controle do comportamento em contingências respondentes e em contingências operantes. Isto é o que tem sido descrito pela literatura como mecanismos comportamentais de ação das drogas (Branch, 2006a;Bravin, Pandossio, & Albuquerque, 2007;Lejuez, Schaal, & O'Donnell, 1998;Leslie, 2003;Poling, Byrne, & Morgan, 2000).…”
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