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The Journal of General Psychology Volume 106, 1982 - Issue 1
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Defensive Burying as a Function of Single-and Paired-Animal Testing Conditions

Stephen F. Davis Department of Psychology, Emporia State University, USA
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David A. Whiteside Department of Psychology, Emporia State University, USA
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Douglas G. Heck Department of Psychology, Emporia State University, USA
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Cynthia L. Cowen Department of Psychology, Emporia State University, USA
Pages 109-114 | Published online: 06 Jul 2010

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MaryK. Petty-Zirnstein, KarenK. Gustavson & StephenF. Davis. (1983) Defensive Burying: The Effects Of Single vs Multiple Presentation of the Aversive Stimulus. The Journal of General Psychology 108:2, pages 271-275.
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StephenF. Davis, VirginiaA. Dickson & ScottA. Moore. (1982) Conditioning and Retention of Defensive Burying as a Function of the Injection of a Central Cholinergic Stimulant. The Journal of General Psychology 107:2, pages 249-254.
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Brenda Jean Anderson, Susan M. Nash, Melanie S. Weaver & Stephen F. Davis. (2017) Defensive Burying: The Effects of Multiple Stimulus Presentation and Extinction. The Psychological Record 33:2, pages 185-190.
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