Ethology and psychopharmacology

Partial table of contents: The Elevated Plus-Maze: Pharmacology, Methodology and Ethology, which describes the development of an Animal Model of Panic with Predictive and Face Validity and an Ethopharmacological Approach to Behavioural Teratology.

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Partial table of contents: The Elevated Plus-Maze: Pharmacology, Methodology and Ethology (R. Rodgers & J. Cole). Novel Ethological Models of Anxiety in the Rat and Ferret (J. Shepherd, et al.). The Development of an Animal Model of Panic with Predictive and Face Validity (C. Hendrie & S. Weiss). Opponent Environmental Targets and Sensorimotor Systems in Aggression and Defence (R. Blanchard & D. Blanchard). The Application of Ethopharmacology in an Industrial Setting: The Example of Serenics (J. Mos, et al.). Analysis of Different Forms of Aggression in Male and Female Mice: Ethopharmacological Studies (P. Palanza, et al.). Novel Odours Increase Defensiveness and Inhibit Attack Behaviour in Mice (E. Kemble). An Ethopharmacological Approach to Behavioural Teratology (P. Brain, et al.). Psychopharmacology of Behavioural Variability (C. Beck, et al.). The Neuropharmacology of Meal Patterning (P. Clifton). Ethology, Human Lifestyle and Health (M. Kriak). Index.