Psychopharmacology [electronic resource] /
Psychopharmacology [electronic resource] /
edited by Ravi Das, Ravi Das, Stephen V. Mahler, Benjamin Becker, Jill R. Turner, Amy Janes, Emma Robinson, Diego Pizzagalli, James Stone, Debra Bangasser, Mitul A. Mehta, Klaus A. Miczek, Christelle Baunez, Daniel Hoyer, Harriet de Wit, Valerie H Curran, Lawrence H. Price, Irwin Lucki, A. Leslie Morrow, Kenji Hashimoto, Oliver Howes, Patricia H. Janak, Stan B. Floresco, Deepak Cyril D'Souza, Trevor W. Robbins.
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Psychopharmacology is an international journal of research and scholarship, the aims of which are to cover the general area of elucidating the neurochemical mechanisms that affect behavior, all terms understood in the broadest sense. The scope of the Journal extends from clinical psychopharmacology (including trials), to experimental studies on the effects of drugs on cognition and behavior in humans and laboratory studies in experimental animals. The research methodologies (techniques covered) may range from neurochemical assays and electrophysiological recording to studies of functional neuroimaging, and the methods of experimental psychology and ethology, as well as clinical neurology and psychiatry. The journal is particularly interested in articles that integrate these levels of analysis.
1432-2072 = Psychopharmacology
10.1007/213.1432-2072 doi
Neurosciences.
Pharmacology.
Psychiatry.
Neuroscience.
Pharmacology.
Psychiatry.
Psychopharmacology is an international journal of research and scholarship, the aims of which are to cover the general area of elucidating the neurochemical mechanisms that affect behavior, all terms understood in the broadest sense. The scope of the Journal extends from clinical psychopharmacology (including trials), to experimental studies on the effects of drugs on cognition and behavior in humans and laboratory studies in experimental animals. The research methodologies (techniques covered) may range from neurochemical assays and electrophysiological recording to studies of functional neuroimaging, and the methods of experimental psychology and ethology, as well as clinical neurology and psychiatry. The journal is particularly interested in articles that integrate these levels of analysis.
1432-2072 = Psychopharmacology
10.1007/213.1432-2072 doi
Neurosciences.
Pharmacology.
Psychiatry.
Neuroscience.
Pharmacology.
Psychiatry.