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10,006,301 | The developmental changes in gangliosides of chicken liver were investigated during embryonic and neonatal life. Sialosylgalactosylceramide (GM4) and sialosyllactosylceramide (GM3) were major gangliosides during the entire period investigated. Sialosylgalactosylceramide (GM4) was detected as the predominant species unt... | [
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10,006,302 | Identification of multiple subclasses of plasma low density lipoproteins in normal humans. | [
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10,006,303 | Density gradient ultracentrifugation of low density lipoproteins (LDL) from 12 normal subjects showed multiple, distinct isopycnic bands. Densitometric scanning of the gradient tubes revealed that each band could be assigned to one of four density intervals and that the boundaries of these intervals were consistent amo... | [
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10,006,304 | The nature of the coupling between segmental oscillators of the lamprey spinal generator for locomotion: a mathematical model. | [
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10,006,305 | We present a theoretical model which is used to explain the intersegmental coordination of the neural networks responsible for generating locomotion in the isolated spinal cord of lamprey. A simplified mathematical model of a limit cycle oscillator is presented which consists of only a single dependent variable, the ph... | [
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10,006,306 | Influence of osmolality and ionic environment on the secretion of prolactin by human decidua in vitro. | [
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10,006,307 | The effects of extracellular osmolality and ions on the secretion of prolactin were examined in human decidual explants incubated for 4 h in modified Krebs-Ringer buffer. Explants incubated in media made hypersomotic (280-336 mosM/kg) with sodium, lithium or mannitol or in media made hypo-osmotic (280-224 mosM/kg) by d... | [
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10,006,308 | Drug-induced hyperprolactinaemia and discharges of luteinizing hormone evoked by oestrogen in ovariectomized rhesus monkeys. | [
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10,006,309 | Ovulatory failure associated with hyperprolactinaemia has been attributed to the inability of oestrogen to evoke a preovulatory discharge of gonadotrophins. This hypothesis was tested in ovariectomized rhesus monkeys rendered hyperprolactinaemic by treatment with two dopamine antagonists, domperidone, a compound report... | [
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10,006,310 | Renin and aldosterone at high altitude in man. | [
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10,006,311 | Measurements have been made of hormonal changes relevant to salt and water balance during prolonged exposure to hypoxia to improve our understanding of the syndrome of acute mountain sickness. We have attempted to delineate the detailed inter-relationships between the renin-aldosterone and the vasopressin systems by a ... | [
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10,006,312 | Retardation of first ovulation in pubertal rats after treatment with 5 alpha-androstane-3 alpha, 17 beta-diol or its 3 beta-epimer. | [
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10,006,313 | The effect was studied of five daily injections of 50 microgram of either 5 alpha-androstane-3 alpha, 17 beta-diol (3 alpha-androstanediol) or its 3 beta-epimer (3 beta-androstanediol), starting on day 22 of life, on sexual maturation in female rats. No difference was found in the age and body weight at first oestrus b... | [
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10,006,314 | Effect of corpora lutea on placental hypertrophy in rats. | [
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10,006,315 | Prepubertal rats, induced to mate by treatment with pregnant mare serum gonadotrophin (sperm present = day O), were used in all experiments. The reduction in the number of corpora lutea (CL) of pregnancy to four on days 10 or 13 of pregnancy produced placental hypertrophy when compared to sham-operated controls, but a ... | [
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10,006,316 | Release of protein which binds progesterone from the bovine corpus luteum. | [
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10,006,317 | The nature of the proteins released together with progesterone from the bovine corpus luteum was investigated. Slices of bovine corpus luteum obtained at the mid-luteal stage of the oestrous cycle were incubated in vitro in the presence of bovine LH. Radioactive monitoring of compounds separated by gas-liquid chromatog... | [
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10,006,318 | Effect of progesterone withdrawal in sheep during late pregnancy. | [
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10,006,319 | The concentration of progesterone in the peripheral plasma of seven sheep during late pregnancy was reduced by injection of an inhibitor of 3 beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity. Concentrations of progesterone were 10.0 +/- 1.0 (S.E.M) ng/ml (n = 6) before injection of the inhibitor, fell to 1.39 +/- 0.40 ng/ml ... | [
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10,006,320 | Phencyclidine discrimination in the pigeon using color tracking under second-order schedule. | [
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10,006,321 | Pigeons were trained to track different key colors, depending on whether they had been injected with phencyclidine or saline prior to the session. A second-order schedule was used to generate large numbers of responses prior to the initial food delivery. The procedure offers several advantages over traditional procedur... | [
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10,006,322 | Distinguishing between discriminative and motivational functions of stimuli. | [
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10,006,323 | A discriminative stimulus is a stimulus condition which, (1) given the momentary effectiveness of some particular type of reinforcement (2) increases the frequency of a particular type of response (3) because that stimulus condition has been correlated with an increase in the frequency with which that type of response ... | [
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10,006,324 | A search for symmetry in the conditional discriminations of rhesus monkeys, baboons, and children. | [
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10,006,325 | Procedures for generating arbitrary matching-to-sample performances may generate only conditional discriminations. Rational grounds for this distinction are proposed, based on the properties that any equivalence relation must possess. Empirical tests are described for determining whether subjects trained on conditional... | [
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10,006,326 | Pigeons' spatial memory: factors affecting delayed matching of key location. | [
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10,006,327 | The delayed-matching-to-sample procedure was modified to study pigeons' spatial memory. Nine pecking keys, arranged as a three-by-three matrix, served as the spatial cues. Trials began with a brief "ready" stimulus (dimming of the houselight). Then a randomly chosen key was lit briefly as a sample. After a short delay... | [
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10,006,328 | Conditional discrimination vs. matching to sample: an expansion of the testing paradigm. | [
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10,006,329 | A subject's performance under a conditional-discrimination procedure defines conditional relations between stimuli: "If Al, then Bl; if A2, then B2." The procedure may also generate matching to sample. If so, the stimuli will be related not only by conditionality, but by equivalence: Al and Bl will become equivalent me... | [
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10,006,330 | Delayed choice responding by pigeons when the correct response is not predictable from the sample stimulus. | [
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10,006,331 | Food-deprived pigeons were presented with a row of four response keys situated above a grain hopper aperture. At the start of a trial, three of four keys were randomly selected and illuminated white for six seconds. After a variable blackout period, one of the three previously white keys and the previously dark key wer... | [
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10,006,332 | Reinforcement contingencies and signal detection. | [
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10,006,333 | Pigeons were trained to discriminate temporal stimuli in a discrete-trial signal-detection procedure. Pecks to one side key were reinforced intermittently after exposure to one duration, and pecks to the other side key were reinforced intermittently after exposure to a different duration. In Experiment I, the allocatio... | [
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10,006,334 | Matching, maximizing, and the behavioral unit: concurrent reinforcement of response sequences. | [
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10,006,335 | Pigeons pecked two keys in a probability matching situation in which four two-peck sequences were intermittently reinforced: left-left, left-right, right-left and right-right. In Phase 1, relative reinforcement rate was varied with respect to the first response of a sequence: reinforcers were differentially assigned fo... | [
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10,006,336 | Extent, multiplying, and proportionality rules in children's judgments of area. | [
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10,006,337 | Developmental change on a five-term transitive inference. | [
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10,006,338 | Automatic and conscious processing in retarded and nonretarded adolescents. | [
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10,006,339 | The effect of reinforcement for global or analytic strategies on the performance of reflective and impulsive children. | [
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10,006,340 | Processing of identity and position information in normal and disabled readers. | [
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10,006,341 | Tower of Hanoi performance of retarded young adults and nonretarded children as a function of solution length and goal state. | [
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10,006,342 | Murine serum glycoprotein gp70 behaves as an acute phase reactant. | [
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10,006,343 | A single intraperitoneal injection of bacterial lipopolysaccharide (LPS) or its lipid A component induced high levels of glycoprotein, gp70, in sera of several strains of mice within 24 h. This serum gp70 response induced by LPS was independent of the activation of B cells and the presence of T cells. However, serologi... | [
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10,006,344 | Destruction of Leishmania mexicana amazonensis amastigotes within macrophages in culture by phenazine methosulfate and other electron carriers. | [
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10,006,345 | Exposure of macrophages infected with Leishmania mexicana amazonensis to phenazine methosulfate (PMS) resulted in rapid damage and disappearance of the intracellular amastigotes without obvious ill effects to the host cells. The reduction of the percent infection was related to the concentration of PMS and to the durat... | [
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10,006,346 | Cross-modal use of an internal clock. | [
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10,006,347 | Four experiments used time-discrimination procedures with rats to ask if light and sound are timed by the same internal clock and if measured durations of light and sound are stored in the same memory. Experiment 1 used a choice procedure and a cross-modal transfer-of-training design. Rats were trained to press one lev... | [
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10,006,348 | Simultaneous second-order conditioning produces S-S learning in conditioned suppression. | [
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10,006,349 | Four experiments explored the consequences of simultaneous second-order conditioning of one stimulus (S2) by another (S1) in a conditioned suppression preparation. In two experiments, that mode of presentation produced second-order conditioning of S2 which was attenuated by subsequent extinction of S1. Sequential prese... | [
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10,006,350 | Eye movements of monkeys during discrimination learning: role of visual scanning. | [
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10,006,351 | Four experiments were conducted on stumptailed monkeys (Macaca arctoides) to determine whether the high levels of visual scanning (shifts in fixation from one discriminative stimulus to the other) seen during discrimination learning play a necessary role in this learning. In Experiments 1 and 2, the monkeys were given ... | [
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10,006,352 | Effects of UCS preexposure on excitatory and inhibitory rabbit eyelid conditioning: an associative effect of conditioned contextual stimuli. | [
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10,006,353 | Preconditioning experience with the unconditional stimulus (UCS) retards subsequent excitatory conditioning. Three experiments demonstrated that this UCS retardation effect is attenuated by associative manipulations of contextual stimuli of the UCS preexposure environment. The UCS retardation effect was reduced by (a) ... | [
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10,006,354 | Stimulus and response contingencies in the misbehavior of rats. | [
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10,006,355 | Misbehavior by rats, in the form of unnecessary and species-typical pawing, nosing, carrying, chewing, and retrieving a rolling ball bearing, was produced by pairing the ball bearing with food (Pavlovian procedure, Experiments 1 and 2) or by requiring contact with the ball bearing for food (operant procedure, Experimen... | [
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10,006,356 | Outpatient termination of pregnancy: experience in a family practice residency. | [
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10,006,357 | At the University of Washington Family Medicine Clinic, termination of pregnancy procedures were performed on 260 patients. Their records were reviewed, and an analysis was completed on demographic data, technical procedure parameters, and complication rates during and following the procedure. The majority of patients ... | [
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10,006,358 | The psychological significance of somatic complaints. | [
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10,006,359 | Patients experiencing psychological distress often come to their physicians with primarily somatic complaints. While patients provide their physicians with multiple clues that there is a functional cause to their complaints, physicians often fail to recognize these. Psychological states, including depression, schizophr... | [
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10,006,360 | Grief reactions and depression in family practice: differential diagnosis and treatment. | [
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10,006,361 | To make a differential diagnosis between depression, normal grieving, and pathological grief reactions is a common problem for family physicians. Patients often present to the family physician with physical symptoms, such as pain, headache, dizziness, fatigue, and disturbances of digestion and sleep, rather than psycho... | [
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10,006,362 | Diagnostic profile of a family practice clinic: patients with psychosocial diagnoses. | [
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10,006,363 | A 10 percent random sample of all active patient charts in the Family Practice Clinic at the University of California, Davis, Sacramento Medical Center was analyzed for age, sex, occupation, marital status, and number of clinic visits in the previous 12 months. Diagnoses and treatments for each visit were also recorded... | [
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10,006,364 | Interpractice variation in Barbados family practice. | [
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10,006,365 | The 11 practices of the Barbados Family Practice Morbidity Survey were analyzed according to the age and sex of the physicians. Male physicians had larger practice populations than did the female physicians but carried on fewer repeat encounters during the 12 months of the survey. The female physician practices recorde... | [
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10,006,366 | In search of a solution to the primary care denominator problem. | [
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10,006,367 | Before morbidity or utilization rates can be legitimately compared across practices or within a practice over time, it is necessary to know the number and age-sex distribution of individuals who are served by the practice in question. Estimating this "population at risk" has been referred to as the "denominator problem... | [
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10,006,368 | Family practice referral patterns in a health maintenance organization. | [
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10,006,369 | In one year, 3.85 percent of the 12,228 patient visits to a family practice clinic resulted in referral. The members of the health maintenance organization (HMO) had a referral rate of 4.46 percent, while fee-for-service patients had a referral rate of 3.19 percent. The fee-for-service patient population was similar to... | [
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10,006,370 | Resident and faculty perceptions of effective clinical teaching in family practice. | [
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10,006,371 | Increasing interest in clinical teaching has led to the realization that the unique subset of skills which characterizes effective clinical teaching needs to be identified. Such identification will lead to development of these skills and improvement in the quality of clinical teaching. Family practice faculty are vital... | [
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10,006,372 | Integrating community medicine in a family practice center: an approach to urban lead toxicity. | [
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10,006,373 | Examination of the synovial fluid. | [
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10,006,374 | Family Practice Grand Rounds. Postmenopausal osteoporosis and estrogen therapy: who should be treated? | [
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10,006,375 | Electrocardiographic findings among the young urban unemployed. | [
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10,006,376 | Use of computer systems in family practice residencies. | [
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10,006,377 | Family focus: a new rotation. | [
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10,006,378 | A study of resident applicant screening. | [
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10,006,379 | Voltage-dependent conductances in Limulus ventral photoreceptors. | [
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10,006,380 | The voltage-dependent conductances of Limulus ventral photoreceptors have been investigated using a voltage-clamp technique. Depolarization in the dark induces inward and outward currents. The inward current is reduced by removing Na+ or Ca2+ and is abolished by removing both ions. These results suggest that both Na+ a... | [
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10,006,381 | Functional significance of voltage-dependent conductances in Limulus ventral photoreceptors. | [
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10,006,382 | The influence of voltage-dependent conductances on the receptor potential of Limulus ventral photoreceptors was investigated. During prolonged, bright illumination, the receptor potential consists of an initial transient phase followed by a smaller plateau phase. Generally, a spike appears on the rising edge of the tra... | [
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10,006,383 | Photosensitivity spectrum of crayfish rhodopsin measured using fluorescence of metarhodopsin. | [
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10,006,384 | Discrepancies exist among spectral measurements of sensitivity of crayfish photoreceptors, their absorption in situ, and the number and absorption spectra of crayfish photopigments that are extracted by digitonin solutions. We have determined the photosensitivity spectrum of crayfish rhodopsin in isolated rhabdoms usin... | [
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10,006,385 | Self-instruction and learning disabilities: maintenance, generalization, and subject characteristics. | [
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10,006,386 | The present study assessed the effects of self-instructional training on learning-disabled children's perceptual deficits. Twenty-nine children (M age = 9.70 years) were assigned randomly to a control (n = 10), an attention-placebo control ( = 9), and self-instruction group (n = 10). Analyses of covariance (with the pr... | [
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10,006,387 | Effects on free recall and recognition of transforming visually presented words and pictures into trace or imagery form. | [
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10,006,388 | The effects on free recall and recognition of transforming visually presented words and pictures was investigated. The Ss (n = 88) were asked to imagine or trace the words or pictures, and the number of item remembered was measured through free recall or recognition. There was no significant difference in items remembe... | [
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10,006,389 | Aging and the Von Restorff isolation effect in short/term memory. | [
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10,006,390 | The effects of cigarette smoking on vigilance performance. | [
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10,006,391 | Each of 24 Ss completed an auditory vigilance task after smoking either a "low" nicotine cigarette (12 Ss) or a "middle" nicotine cigarette (12 Ss) and served as his own control in an identical session one week before or after the test session. The smoking was followed by improved vigilance in both groups as compared w... | [
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10,006,392 | The effect of mental retardation and schizophrenia on information processing. | [
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10,006,393 | Research Diagnostic Criteria-diagnosed schizophrenic persons with average intelligence and dual diagnosis mentally retarded schizophrenic persons were tested in a forced-choice letter discrimination task in order to examine the relationship between schizophrenia and retardation from the standpoint of information-proces... | [
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10,006,394 | Effects of staff changes on psychiatric patients. | [
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10,006,395 | The disturbed behavior and dissatisfaction of patients were studied in relation to nurse and junior and senior doctor changes in two different psychiatric wards. One ward represented the medical model of psychiatry and the other a modified form of therapeutic community. The results showed no statistically significant r... | [
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10,006,396 | Sign language acquisition by a global aphasic. | [
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10,006,397 | A left hemisphere-damaged, hemiplegic, and globally aphasic man was taught receptive and expressive language using Total Communication--a combination of standardized sign language and speech. After an initial period during which words (in sign) were learned slowly and with frequent lapses of memory, the subject's learn... | [
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10,006,398 | Psychosis associated with clonazepam therapy for blepharospasm. | [
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10,006,399 | A 73-year-old woman with no previous psychiatric history received clonazepam maintenance therapy for essential blepharospasm. Visual, auditory, and tactile hallucinations as well as paranoid delusions were documented. Dose reduction resulted in complete disappearance of the hallucinations and reduction of paranoia to a... | [
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10,006,400 | Pathological laughter. A review of the literature. | [
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