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  • Book
    Alan L. Melnick.
    Contents:
    Emergency preparedness for the primary care physician
    Biological terrorism
    Chemical terrorism
    Radiological terrorism
    Mental health and terrorism
    The primary care physician's role in supporting the public health response to biological, chemical, and radiological terrorism.
    Digital Access Springer 2008
  • Book
    by Peter Tufano.
    Print 1989
  • Article
    Ursin H, Dalland T, Ellertsen B, Herrmann T, Johnsen TB, Livesey P, Zaidi Z, Wahl H.
    Ciba Found Symp. 1977(58):351-72.
    Since recent reviews of the behavioural effects of septal lesions agree that more than one explanatory concept is required, a multivariate analysis of the septal syndrome has been made. A total of 127 rats have been tested 73 with septal lesions and 54 controls. The rats were tested in a standard test battery consisting of a residential maze, spontaneous alternation, spatial learning, approach/avoidance conflict and one-way active avoidance. Factor analyses reveal a complex change in the factor structure after septal lesions. None of the previous explanations of septal functions receives unequivocal support. The findings do not exclude the possibility that septal lesions interfere with a few general behaviour mechanisms or perhaps only one. However, if so, this factor does not explain as much of the variance as expected. Situational or test-dependent factors play a greater role in the variance. This is interpreted as an indication of insufficiency in the theoretical structure, or in conventional test designs.
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