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Deinstitutionalization of American public hospitals for the mentally ill before and after the introduction of antipsychotic medications by Pow, Joni Lee, Baumeister, Alan A, Hawkins, Mike F, Cohen, Alex S, Garand, James C

“…Deinstitutionalization following the introduction of antipsychotic medications in 1954 has received much attention as a major narrative in psychiatry. Little…”
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Incoherence of Neuroimaging studies of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder by BAUMEISTER, Alan A, HAWKINS, Mike F

“…Neuroimaging studies have been conducted with increasing frequency in recent years in attempts to identify structural and functional abnormalities in the…”
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The role of serendipity in the discovery of the clinical effects of psychotropic drugs: beyond of the myth by López-Muñoz, Francisco, Baumeister, Alan A, Hawkins, Mike F, Alamo, Cecilio

“…The serendipity is the faculty for making a discovery through a combination of accident and sagacity. In psychopharmacology, the serendipity played a key role…”
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Prevalence and Incidence of Severe Mental Illness in the United States: An Historical Overview by Baumeister, Alan A., Hawkins, Mike F., Lee Pow, Joni, Cohen, Alex S.

“…The nineteenth century witnessed growing alarm among professionals and the public in the United States and Europe that the number of people in mental hospitals…”
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Toward Standardized Usage of the Word Serendipity in the Historiography of Psychopharmacology by Baumeister, Alan A., Hawkins, Mike F., López-Muñoz, Francisco

“…Contradictory views are expressed in the literature about the role played by serendipity in discoveries that led to modern psychopharmacology. This article…”
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Effects of selective serotonin2 ligands on behaviors evoked by stress in the rat by HAWKINS, Mike F, UZELAC, Sarah M, HEARN, John K, BAUMEISTER, Alan A

“…Serotonin (5-HT) has been implicated in the regulation of the stress response. Two experiments were conducted to investigate the possibility that the 5-HT(2A),…”
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The Myth of Reserpine-Induced Depression: Role in the Historical Development of the Monoamine Hypothesis by Baumeister, Alan A., Hawkins, Mike F., Uzelac, Sarah M.

“…For five decades it has been generally accepted that reserpine, an antihypertensive and antipsychotic drug, causes depression. The discovery that reserpine…”
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AN EVALUATION OF STIMULANT MEDICATION ON THE REINFORCING EFFECTS OF PLAY by LaRue Jr, Robert H., Northup, John, Baumeister, Alan A., Hawkins, Mike F., Seale, Lauren, Williams, Tara, Ridgway, Andrea

“…Although a vast literature has indicated that stimulant medications are effective for reducing inappropriate behavior in children with attention deficit…”
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Continuity and Discontinuity in the Historical Development of Modern Psychopharmacology by Baumeister, Alan A., Hawkins, Mike F.

“…In the middle of the twentieth century psychiatry underwent a transition that is often referred to as the "psychopharmacology revolution." Implicit in the term…”
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Behavioral responses to stress following central and peripheral injection of the 5-HT2 agonist DOI by HAWKINS, Mike F, UZELAC, Sarah M, BAUMEISTER, Alan A, HEARN, John K, BROUSSARD, John I, GUILLOT, Thomas S

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The Serotonin Hypothesis of Schizophrenia: A Historical Case Study on the Heuristic Value of Theory in Clinical Neuroscience by Baumeister, Alan A., Hawkins, Mike F.

“…Critical examination of the reliability and coherence of the evidence concerning modern neurochemical theories of mental disorders has led some scholars to…”
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Central GABA Activation and Behaviors Evoked by Tail-Pinch Stress in the Rat by Hawkins, Mike F, Baumeister, Alan A, Larue, Robert H, Fountain, Laura T, Highsmith, Richard W, Jeffries, Shawn K, Duke, Marcus A

“…Experiments were conducted to evaluate the possibility that central GABA A receptors are involved in the stress response of rats. Separate groups of animals…”
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Manipulation of Central GABAergic and Dopaminergic Systems Alters Stress Responding in the Rat by Hawkins, Mike F, Baumeister, Alan A, Larue, Robert H, Uzelac, Sarah M, Fountain, Laura T, Hindelang, Alicia C

“…HAWKINS M. F., A. A. BAUMEISTER, R. H. LARUE, S. M. UZELAC, L. T. FOUNTAIN AND A. C. HIN-DELANG. Manipulation of central GABAergic and dopaminergic systems…”
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Synergistic effects of dopamine agonists and centrally administered neurotensin on feeding by Hawkins, M F, Barkemeyer, C A, Tulley, R T

“…Several lines of evidence indicate that neurotensin may modulate the activity of dopamine systems in the central nervous system. The present study investigated…”
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Effects of selective serotonin 2 ligands on behaviors evoked by stress in the rat by Hawkins, Mike F., Uzelac, Sarah M., Hearn, John K., Baumeister, Alan A.

“…Serotonin (5-HT) has been implicated in the regulation of the stress response. Two experiments were conducted to investigate the possibility that the 5-HT 2A,…”
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Behavioral responses to stress following central and peripheral injection of the 5-HT(2) agonist DOI by Hawkins, Mike F, Uzelac, Sarah M, Baumeister, Alan A, Hearn, John K, Broussard, John I, Guillot, Thomas S

“…Evidence suggests that serotonin (5-HT) systems are involved in the regulation of an organism's response to stress. Experiments were conducted to evaluate the…”
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Behavioral responses to stress following central and peripheral injection of the 5-HT 2 agonist DOI by Hawkins, Mike F, Uzelac, Sarah M, Baumeister, Alan A, Hearn, John K, Broussard, John I, Guillot, Thomas S

“…Evidence suggests that serotonin (5-HT) systems are involved in the regulation of an organism's response to stress. Experiments were conducted to evaluate the…”
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Central nervous system neurotensin and feeding by Hawkins, M F

“…A variety of evidence indicates that neurotensin may be involved in the regulation of ingestive behavior. Cerebral ventricular injections of this peptide…”
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Microinjection of opioid antagonists into the substantia nigra reduces stress-induced eating in rats by Hawkins, M F, Cubic, B, Baumeister, A A, Barton, C

“…Stress produced by pinching the tail has been shown to cause satiated animals to eat and to display oral stereotypies. Endogenous opioids and central dopamine…”
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Bombesin-induced hypothermia in VMH-lesioned rats by Barton, C, Hawkins, M F

“…Microinfusion of bombesin into the lateral ventricles (LV) of rats pretreated with insulin or acutely deprived of food has been demonstrated to reduce core…”
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