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Student Led Window Art Intervention to Support Long Term Care Facilities During the COVID-19 Pandemic by Keehn, Daina, Keehn, D., Nordeen, M., Ngo, J., Wehling, C., Byers, M., Manley, N.

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Dissolution of phenytoin precipitate with sodium bicarbonate in an occluded central venous access device by Akinwande, K I, Keehn, D M

“…To report a case of restored patency of a central venous access device occluded by precipitate of phenytoin sodium injection. A patient experienced total…”
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A worldwide perspective on the epidemiology and primary prevention of liver cancer by Keehn, D M, Frank-Stromborg, M

“…Liver cancer is one of the ten most common cancers in the world with a pronounced geographic variation. The incidence of hepatocellular cancer is low in the…”
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Effects of interreinforcement interval on dimensions of schedule-induced polydipsia: group and individual differences by JOZSVAI, E, KEEHN, J. D

“…Schedules of reinforcement have direct (response strengthening) and indirect (response inducing) effects. The relative contributions of drink frequency and…”
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Adjunctive drinking in a mixed reinforcement schedule: effect of reinforcement magnitude on schedule-induced polydipsia by KEEHN, J. D, STOYANOV, E

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Topographical Differences Between Schedule-Induced and Prandial Drinking by Rats by Keehn, J D, Jozsvai, Emoke

“…An experiment exposed four white rats to a training regime in which water was available in one bottle when every bar press was reinforced and in another bottle…”
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Motion detection by interneurons of optic lobes and brain of the flies Calliphora phaenicia and Musca domestica by Bishop, L G, Keehn, D G, McCann, G D

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Plain Ol' Superstition by Keehn, J. D

“…Comments on the article by John Oliver Cook on superstitions in the Skinnerian. The current author discusses Skinnerian superstitions, in particular two that…”
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A Reversal Effect with Pauses on Mixed Schedules of Reinforcement by KEEHN, J. D

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Beyond an Interactional Model of Personality: Transactionalism and the Theory of Reinforcement Schedules by Keehn, J. D.

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The expressed social attitudes of leading psychologists by Keehn, J. D

“…The hypothesis "that psychologists can be divided into two broad groups according to their theoretical and practical interests, and that these groups can also…”
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An investigation into the value of objective test psychoticism in predicting response to insulin coma therapy by KEEHN, J D

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Rorschach validation. III. An examination of the role of colour as a determinant in the Rorschach test by KEEHN, J D

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Factor analysis of reported minor personal mishaps by Keehn, J. D

“…"A factor analysis was performed on the intercorrelations between the responses of 1000 university students, most of whom were Arabs, to 38 statements about…”
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Effects of a Conditioned Suppression Procedure on Schedule-Induced Drinking by Rats by Gillen, Norma, Keehn, J. D.

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"The response to color and ego functions": A critique in the light of recent experimental evidence by Keehn, J. D

“…An examination of experiments bearing on the relationship of color responses to emotionality indicates that " . . . the use of the results of Rorschach studies…”
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Disruption of adjunctive drinking by lick-dependent delays in feeding by KEEHN, J. D, STOYANOV, E. D

“…In two experiments, adjunctive drinking with and without drink-dependent delays in feeding were compared. The authors conclude that constraints on feeding…”
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Neuroticism and extraversion: chronic alcoholics' reports on effects of drinking by Keehn, J D

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Schedule-induced licking and polydipsia by Keehn, J D

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Magnitude of Reinforcement and Consummatory Behavior by Davis, John D., Keehn, J. D.

“…The rates at which white rats licked saline, sucrose, and saccharin solutions, respectively, were measured by cumulative recording of tongue contacts with the…”
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