William F Wieland

• Predicting Attrition during the Outpatient Detoxification of Narcotic Addicts

  Walter R Cuskey, CARL D CHAMBERS et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Care•1971

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  Both institutional and ambulatory techniques have been utilized in the detoxification of addicts from narcotics. This study was designed to provide empirical data on attrition from one outpatient program for hard-core heroin addicts. The background and treatment characteristics of 86 addict-patients were analyzed. Education, marital status, and the abuse of drugs concurrently with heroin were the only variables which were found to be associated w…

• Direct Measurement of Food Intake in Man

  Henry A Jordan, William F Wieland et al.•ARTICLE•Psychosomatic Medicine•1966

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  A method for the direct measurement of food intake in man is described. This method provides a means for independently studying many of the variables which are thought to operate in the control of food intake. A liquid diet from a hidden reservoir was ingested through a straw during a 20-min. breakfast or lunch meal. Subjects were tested at the same time each day for several weeks. Stable ingestion patterns emerged after four or five trials. The …

• Intensity of the Unconditional Stimulus as a Factor in Conditioning Out of Awareness

  William F Wieland, Marvin Stein et al.•ARTICLE•Psychosomatic Medicine•1963

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  The findings of the present report demonstrate that the intensity of shock used as the US is an important parameter in the establishment of a conditioned-heart-rate response in which the subject is unaware of the CS-US connection. It was also found that there is a difference in the conditioned and generalized responses of subjects who verbally reported awareness of the CS-US relationship as contrasted with those who were unaware

• Intensity of the Unconditional Stimulus as a Factor in Conditioning Out of Awareness

  William F Wieland, Marvin Stein et al.•ARTICLE•Psychosomatic Medicine•1963

  Añadir item

  The findings of the present report demonstrate that the intensity of shock used as the US is an important parameter in the establishment of a conditioned-heart-rate response in which the subject is unaware of the CS-US connection. It was also found that there is a difference in the conditioned and generalized responses of subjects who verbally reported awareness of the CS-US relationship as contrasted with those who were unaware

• Direct Measurement of Food Intake in Man

  Henry A Jordan, William F Wieland et al.•ARTICLE•Psychosomatic Medicine•1966

  Añadir item

  A method for the direct measurement of food intake in man is described. This method provides a means for independently studying many of the variables which are thought to operate in the control of food intake. A liquid diet from a hidden reservoir was ingested through a straw during a 20-min. breakfast or lunch meal. Subjects were tested at the same time each day for several weeks. Stable ingestion patterns emerged after four or five trials. The …

• Predicting Attrition during the Outpatient Detoxification of Narcotic Addicts

  Walter R Cuskey, CARL D CHAMBERS et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Care•1971

  Añadir item

  Both institutional and ambulatory techniques have been utilized in the detoxification of addicts from narcotics. This study was designed to provide empirical data on attrition from one outpatient program for hard-core heroin addicts. The background and treatment characteristics of 86 addict-patients were analyzed. Education, marital status, and the abuse of drugs concurrently with heroin were the only variables which were found to be associated w…

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