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The Journal of Psychology
Interdisciplinary and Applied
Volume 33, 1952 - Issue 2
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The Effect of Small Doses of Thonzylamine, Dexedrine, and Phenobarbital on Test Performance and Self-Ratings of Subjective States

Robert E. Cranston Psychiatric Institute, Columbia University, USA
,
Joseph Zubin Psychiatric Institute, Columbia University, USA
&
Carney Landis Psychiatric Institute, Columbia University, USA
Pages 209-215 | Received 13 Dec 1951, Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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  • Landis , C. and Zubin , J. 1951 . The effect of thonzylamine hydrochloride and phenobarbital sodium on certain psychological functions . J. of Psychol , 31 : 181 – 200 .
  • Pearson , K. , ed. 1934 . Tables of the Incomplete Beta Function , Cambridge : University Press .
  • Yudkin , S. 1941 . Vitamin A and dark adaptation; effect of alcohol, benzedrine, and vitamin . C. Lancet , 2 : 787 – 791 .

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