Abstract
Chlorpromazine hydrochloride and d-amphetamine sulphate were administered to two rats responding on a baseline temporally defined schedule of negative reinforcement which produced both “escape-like” and “avoidance-like” behavior. The effects of these drugs appeared similar to those expected on the more customary sort of non-cued avoidance schedule.
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