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Dess, N. K., Richard, J. M.,* Fletcher-Severe, S.,* &
Chapman, C. D. (2007). Temporal organization of eating
in low- and high-saccharin-consuming rats.
International Journal of Comparative Psychology,
20, 317-340.
Gonzales, M.,* Garrett, C.,* Chapman, C. D., & Dess, N.
K. (2008). Stress-induced attenuation of acoustic
startle in low-saccharin-consuming rats. Biological
Psychology, 79, 193–199.
* Oxy Student
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Featured
Faculty and Students |
Ian McLaughlin
Ian
McLaughlin (Psychobiology senior) presented a poster,
"Ritalin effects in LoS/HiS rats" at the 2008 Western
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Mission Statement |
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One of the
most exciting scientific questions today is
how thoughts, emotions, and behavior emerge
from the functioning of nervous and
endocrine systems. Psychobiology is the
study of how molecules, cells, nervous
systems, and the environment interact to
produce and regulate behavior. Behavior
impacts on and is affected by physiologic
systems at all levels. The mission of the
psychobiology program is to engage students
in the quest to understand these multilevel
interactions in ways that promote
intellectual and personal growth while
preparing them for success in a wide range
of professions.
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