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Perceptual and Motor Skills|August 13, 1998
Geophysical variables and behavior: LXXXIV. Quantitative increases in group aggression in male epileptic rats during increases in geomagnetic activityL St Pierre, M A PersingerPerceptual and Motor Skills|February 1, 1985
Geophysical variables and behavior: XXIII. Relations between UFO reports within the Uinta Basin and local seismicityM A Persinger, J S DerrPerceptual and Motor Skills|April 1, 1985
Geophysical variables and behavior: XXV. Alterations in memory for a narrative following application of theta frequency electromagnetic fieldsL Y Michaud, M A PersingerPsychological Reports|January 18, 2003
Working memory and reference memory in adult rats following limbic seizures induced at 21 or 90 days of ageS E Kinoshameg, M A PersingerPerceptual and Motor Skills|November 19, 2002
Increased analgesia to thermal stimuli in rats after brief exposures to complex pulsed 1 microTesla magnetic fieldsM C Ryczko, M A PersingerPerceptual and Motor Skills|July 2, 2003
Intermittent burst-firing weak (1 microTesla) magnetic fields reduce psychometric depression in patients who sustained closed head injuries: a replication and electroencephalographic validationLaura Baker-Price, M A PersingerEpilepsy & Behavior : E&B|May 24, 2005
Sucrose ingestion decreases seizure onset time in female rats treated with lithium and pilocarpineM A Galic, M A PersingerPerceptual and Motor Skills|April 8, 1998
Elevations of complex partial epileptic-like experiences during increased geomagnetic activity for women reporting "premenstrual syndrome"C M Renton, M A PersingerThe International Journal of Neuroscience|August 12, 2000
Application timing of complex magnetic fields delineates windows of posttraining-pretesting vulnerability for spatial and motivational behaviors in ratsB E McKay, M A PersingerPerceptual and Motor Skills|May 22, 2001
Geophysical variables and behavior: XCII. Experimental elicitation of the experience of a sentient being by right hemispheric, weak magnetic fields: interaction with temporal lobe sensitivityC M Cook, M A PersingerPageof 38