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Acoustic variation and arousal level in infants by Brackbill, Y

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Factors determining the guessing of meanings of foreign words by Brackbill, Yvonne, Little, Kenneth B

“…6 groups of 40 English-speaking Ss judged the equivalence of 50 pairs of frequently used English, Chinese, Japanese, and Hebrew words presented auditorily,…”
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Fetal Research Ethics by Brackbill, Yvonne

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Continuous Stimulation Reduces Arousal Level: Stability of the Effect over Time by Brackbill, Yvonne

“…This study sought to determine whether the effect of continuous stimulation on arousal level persists over relatively long periods of time and whether its…”
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Behavioral Teratology Comes to the Classroom by Brackbill, Yvonne

“…The article discusses types of teratogenic agents, (behavioral defects caused by toxic agents) behavioral targets, organismic vulnerability during growth…”
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Continuous Stimulation and Arousal Level in Infancy: Effects of Stimulus Intensity and Stress by Brackbill, Yvonne

“…The effectiveness of continuous stimulation in lowering arousal level, as indexed by state and heart rate, was studied in 30 uncircumcised males, 30…”
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The role of the cortex in orienting: Orienting reflex in an anencephalic human infant by Brackbill, Yvonne

“…Assessed the role of the cortex in the manifestation and inhibition of the orienting reflex in a 3-mo-old male anencephalic. Data were gathered on the…”
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EXTINCTION OF THE SMILING RESPONSE IN INFANTS AS A FUNCTION OF REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULE1 by Brackbill, Yvonne

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Long-term effects of obstetrical anesthesia on infant autonomic function by Brackbill, Y

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Continuous Stimulation and Arousal Level in Infancy: Effects of Stimulus Intensity and Stress by Brackbill, Yvonne

“…The effectiveness of continuous stimulation in lowering arousal level, as indexed by state and heart rate, was studied in 30 uncircumcised males, 30…”
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Continuous Stimulation Reduces Arousal Level: Stability of the Effect over Time by Brackbill, Yvonne

“…Results show that continuous stimulation reduced arousal level both behaviorally and physiologically, that this effect occurred quite rapidly, and that it…”
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Cumulative Effects of Continuous Stimulation on Arousal Level in Infants by Brackbill, Yvonne

“…The results of this experiment indicate that continuous stimulation has a marked pacifying effect on young infants. (WY)…”
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Brackbill, Yvonne. Medication In Maternity, Infant Exposure And Maternal Information // Review by Brackbill, Yvonne

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Obstetrical medication study by Kolata, G B

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Experimental research with children in the Soviet Union: Report of a visit by Brackbill, Yvonne

“…"In late June 1959, I visited several centers of psychological research in Moscow and Leningrad." Major sections are: Use of S-R Rather than R-R Research…”
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Journal reviewing practices: Authors' and APA members' suggestions for revision by Brackbill, Yvonne, Korten, Frances

“…Reports results of a survey designed to determine ways to improve the review of manuscripts submitted to psychological journals. A 22-item questionnaire,…”
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A test of the confluence model of intellectual development by Brackbill, Yvonne, Nichols, Paul L

“…Longitudinal data from 53,000 children on the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale (collected at age 4 yrs), the WISC, and the Wide Range Achievement Test…”
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II. Delivery Medication and Infant Outcome: An Empirical Study by Conway, Esther, Brackbill, Yvonne

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Circumcision, gender differences, and neonatal behavior: an update by Brackbill, Y, Schroder, K

“…As a test of the hypothesis that gender differences in neonatal behavior may be linked to circumcision, we reviewed 38 recent studies which provide relevant…”
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Test-Retest Reliability in Population Research by Brackbill, Yvonne

“…Test-retest results are presented for 28 teenagers in a U.S. metropolitan area who completed questionnaires dealing with family formation and population. The…”
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