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Social isolation increases morphine intake: Behavioral and psychopharmacological aspects
Sivan Raz
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Barry D. Berger
Department of Psychology
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Environmental Factors
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Social Isolation
100%
Situational Factors
100%
Morphine
100%
Psychopharmacological
100%
Drug Seeking
100%
Drug Intake
50%
Physical Interaction
50%
Influence Factors
50%
Environmental Variables
50%
Housing Conditions
50%
Water Consumption
50%
Laboratory Mice
50%
Social Restrictions
50%
Wistar Rats
50%
Recreational Drug Use
50%
Important Determinant
50%
Morphine Consumption
50%
Bottle Test
50%
Neuroscience
Morphine
100%
Social Isolation
100%
Drug Seeking Behavior
66%
Fluid Intake
33%