Lowell T Crow
Biographic Data
| ID | 7115399 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lowell T Crow |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lowell T |
| FAMILY NAME | Crow |
| SIGNATURE | CROW L T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Western Washington State College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Effects of Alcohol on Variability-Contingent Reinforcement in Human Subjects
Subjects responded under LAG-5 reinforcement conditions after consuming alcohol in table wine (0.4 g/kg ethanol). For reinforcement (points), a four-response sequence from two buttons was required which differed from the previous five sequences of four responses. In addition, some subjects responded under restricted conditions in which sequences were limited to those of moving a cursor within a 3 x 3 matrix, while other subjects had no such restr…
Pyrazole Diuresis in Rats with and without Alcohol
Water intake and urinary output were observed in 20 rats treated with pyrazole and/or alcohol combinations. Results indicate water losses after pyrazole, but no pyrazole with alcohol interaction effect
Effect of Pitressin on Voluntary Alcohol Consumption in the Rat
Water Metabolism with Prolonged Ethanol Consumption in the Rat
18 rats were maintained on an alternate day presentation schedule in which one of three alcohol concentrations was substituted for water. An apparently adequate fluid balance was attained for 6 and 12, but not for 24% alcohol
Effects of Alcohol on an Operant
Alcohol Effects on Behavioral Variability
Maintenance and Measurement of Water-Regulatory Variables through Controlled Feeding
Daily patterns of drinking were observed in rats under ad libitum feeding conditions and with a 22-hr. food deprivation schedule. It was found that feeding restricted to a specific hour set the daily drinking pattern and allowed a control of daily water-regulatory cycles. The amount of water ingested was found to be greater under the 22-hr. food deprivation than with ad libitum feeding
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Maintenance and Measurement of Water-Regulatory Variables through Controlled Feeding
Daily patterns of drinking were observed in rats under ad libitum feeding conditions and with a 22-hr. food deprivation schedule. It was found that feeding restricted to a specific hour set the daily drinking pattern and allowed a control of daily water-regulatory cycles. The amount of water ingested was found to be greater under the 22-hr. food deprivation than with ad libitum feeding
Effects of Alcohol on an Operant
Alcohol Effects on Behavioral Variability
Water Metabolism with Prolonged Ethanol Consumption in the Rat
18 rats were maintained on an alternate day presentation schedule in which one of three alcohol concentrations was substituted for water. An apparently adequate fluid balance was attained for 6 and 12, but not for 24% alcohol
Effect of Pitressin on Voluntary Alcohol Consumption in the Rat
Pyrazole Diuresis in Rats with and without Alcohol
Water intake and urinary output were observed in 20 rats treated with pyrazole and/or alcohol combinations. Results indicate water losses after pyrazole, but no pyrazole with alcohol interaction effect
Effects of Alcohol on Variability-Contingent Reinforcement in Human Subjects
Subjects responded under LAG-5 reinforcement conditions after consuming alcohol in table wine (0.4 g/kg ethanol). For reinforcement (points), a four-response sequence from two buttons was required which differed from the previous five sequences of four responses. In addition, some subjects responded under restricted conditions in which sequences were limited to those of moving a cursor within a 3 x 3 matrix, while other subjects had no such restr…
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