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Helen J Cassaday

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Current Topics in Behavioral Neurosciences|September 11, 2014
What's Special about the Ethical Challenges of Studying Disorders with Altered Brain Activity?Helen J Cassaday
Appetite|May 8, 2007
Rated salience of internal and external cues in cases of self-reported hunger and illnessKelly Barklamb, Helen J Cassaday
Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology & Biological Psychiatry|April 15, 2003
The novel dopamine D4 receptor agonist (PD 168,077 maleate): doses with different effects on locomotor activity are without effect in classical conditioningSahana Nayak, Helen J Cassaday
Journal of Psychopharmacology (Oxford, England)|August 8, 2006
Methylphenidate can reduce selectivity in associative learning in an aversive trace conditioning taskR R Horsley, Helen J Cassaday
Frontiers in Psychology|April 21, 2022
Safety Learning in Anxiety, Pavlovian Conditioned Inhibition and COVID ConcernsMeghan D Thurston, Helen J Cassaday
Annals of Behavioral Medicine : a Publication of the Society of Behavioral Medicine|June 9, 2004
Odors and sounds as triggers for medically unexplained symptoms: a fixed-occasion diary study of Gulf War veteransEamonn Ferguson, Helen J Cassaday, Peter A Bibby
The British Journal of Educational Psychology|December 24, 2002
Relaxed conditions can provide memory cues in both undergraduates and primary school childrenHelen J Cassaday, Rachel E Bloomfield, Natalie Hayward
Royal Society Open Science|April 8, 2020
Man's best friends: attitudes towards the use of different kinds of animal depend on belief in different species' mental capacities and purpose of useMatthew J Higgs, Sasha Bipin, Helen J Cassaday
Behavioural Brain Research|January 2, 2017
Overshadowing depends on cue and reinforcement sensitivity but not schizotypyClare Pickett, Helen J Cassaday, Peter A Bibby
British Journal of Health Psychology|May 6, 2004
Individual differences in the temporal variability of medically unexplained symptom reportingEamonn Ferguson, Helen J Cassaday, James Erskind, et al.
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Current Topics in Behavioral Neurosciences|September 11, 2014
What's Special about the Ethical Challenges of Studying Disorders with Altered Brain Activity?Helen J Cassaday
Appetite|May 8, 2007
Rated salience of internal and external cues in cases of self-reported hunger and illnessKelly Barklamb, Helen J Cassaday
Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology & Biological Psychiatry|April 15, 2003
The novel dopamine D4 receptor agonist (PD 168,077 maleate): doses with different effects on locomotor activity are without effect in classical conditioningSahana Nayak, Helen J Cassaday
Journal of Psychopharmacology (Oxford, England)|August 8, 2006
Methylphenidate can reduce selectivity in associative learning in an aversive trace conditioning taskR R Horsley, Helen J Cassaday
Frontiers in Psychology|April 21, 2022
Safety Learning in Anxiety, Pavlovian Conditioned Inhibition and COVID ConcernsMeghan D Thurston, Helen J Cassaday
Annals of Behavioral Medicine : a Publication of the Society of Behavioral Medicine|June 9, 2004
Odors and sounds as triggers for medically unexplained symptoms: a fixed-occasion diary study of Gulf War veteransEamonn Ferguson, Helen J Cassaday, Peter A Bibby
The British Journal of Educational Psychology|December 24, 2002
Relaxed conditions can provide memory cues in both undergraduates and primary school childrenHelen J Cassaday, Rachel E Bloomfield, Natalie Hayward
Royal Society Open Science|April 8, 2020
Man's best friends: attitudes towards the use of different kinds of animal depend on belief in different species' mental capacities and purpose of useMatthew J Higgs, Sasha Bipin, Helen J Cassaday
Behavioural Brain Research|January 2, 2017
Overshadowing depends on cue and reinforcement sensitivity but not schizotypyClare Pickett, Helen J Cassaday, Peter A Bibby
British Journal of Health Psychology|May 6, 2004
Individual differences in the temporal variability of medically unexplained symptom reportingEamonn Ferguson, Helen J Cassaday, James Erskind, et al.
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