Laboratory Behavioral Studies of Vulnerability to Drug Abuse

摘要

;Contents: Toward an Account of Individual Differences in Drug Abuse; Acquisitionand Reacquisition (Relapse) of Drug Abuse: Modulation by Alternative Reinforcers; The Influence of Behavioral and Pharmacological History on the Renforcing Effects of Cocaine in Rhesus Monkeys; Stimulant Preexposure Sensitizes Rats and Humans to the Rewarding Effects of Cocaine; Stress, the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis, and Vulnerability to Drug Abuse; Behavioral and Biological Factors Associated With Individual Vulnerability to Psychostimulant Abuse; Addictive Behavior With and Without Pharmacologic Action; Critical Role of Stimulus Control; Taste and Diet Preferences as Predictors of Drug Self-Adminisration; Individual Differences in Acute Effects of Drugs in Humans: Their Relevance to Risk for Abuse; Substance Abuse Vulnerability in Offspring of Alcohol and Drug Abusers; Integrating Genetic and Behavioral models in the Study of Substance Abuse Mechanisms; Disaggregating the Liability for Drug Abuse.