The Effects of CW (Chemical Warfare)-Related Chemicals on Social Behavior and Performance

This report summarizes work accomplished in the first year of a three year project aimed at developing a battery of tests of social behavior and performance that will be sensitive to the effects of Chemical warfare-related chemicals considered for use as antidotes or prophylactics against Chemical w...

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Main Authors: Bunnell, Bradford N, Iturrian, W B
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ANIMALS
ANTIDOTES
AS875
ATROPINE
BEHAVIOR
CHEMICAL WARFARE
CHEMICAL WARFARE AGENTS
Chemical, Biological and Radiological Warfare
DIAZEPAM
LEARNING
PE62734A
PERFORMANCE(HUMAN)
PRIMATES
PROBLEM SOLVING
Psychology
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
WU455
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ATROPINE
BEHAVIOR
CHEMICAL WARFARE
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DIAZEPAM
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PROBLEM SOLVING
Psychology
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
WU455
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