BEHAVIORAL MECHANISMS OF DRUG EFFECTS
药物作用的行为机制
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The mechanisms by which drugs affect human behavior are complex,
involving the interaction between the direct actions of the drug
(e.g., impaired coordination) and the functional behavioral effects
such as altered motivation. Specific determinants of drug response
include the drug dose, the route of administration, the persons
physiological and psychological state, the particular environmental
conditions, and the nature of the behavior or test being measured.
One approach that we are pursuing is to vary the environmental
conditions by manipulating the reinforcement (monetary)
contingencies under which subjects perform various tasks. This can
be thought of as manipulating a subjects motivation to perform. By
also varying drug dose and using tests that measure different
aspects of performance (e.g., psychomotor vs. cognitive), we can
begin to explore the complex interactions underlying the effects of
drugs on behavior. In one such study, the experimental design was a
factorial crossing of three marijuana doses with two reinforcement
contingency conditions. In one condition, subjects earned $.01 for
every three correct responses on the performance tests, and in the
other, they earned $.15 per three correct responses. Testing
occurred at predrug baseline and 5 min and 2 hr postdrug (word
recall) and 5, 45 min, 2, 4, 10 hr postdrug (psychomotor tests).
High dose marijuana decreased the number of correctly recalled words
in the delayed free recall test. There was a significant dose X
reinforcement contingency interaction with respect to intrusion
errors on the memory test. Under the low contingency condition,
intrusion errors increased in a dose-dependent manner. However,
under the high contingency condition, intrusion errors showed an
inverted-U dose function, such that errors were reduced to placebo
levels after high dose marijuana. These data indicate that
marijuana-induced impairment in reflective cognition can be
influenced by reinforcement contingency. Another approach to
investigating the mechanisms by which drugs influence behavior is to
focus on performance impairment produced by psychoactive drugs. The
performance-impairing effects of drugs of abuse produce a large toll
on the nation each year in terms of traffic injuries and fatalities
and lost productivity in the workplace. However, for most drugs, we
lack basic knowledge about the behavioral mechanisms underlying
their impairment of human performance. A series of studies is being
conducted that will address such questions. A battery of
physiological, behavioral, and performance measures designed to
determine whether an individual is behaviorally impaired as the
result of taking a drug has been tested with ethanol, marijuana, and
cocaine. A second study investigated the effects of marijuana,
amphetamine, codeine, and alprazolam on this same test battery as
well as a cognitive test of attention and memory. By also collecting
blood samples during these studies, we are able to gain valuable
information concerning the relationship between plasma
concentrations of drugs and degree of performance impairment. In two
studies, we investigated the effect of smoked marijuana on four
standardized field sobriety tests (FST) that are used to determine
whether a person can safely operate a motor vehicle. Subjective
effects and delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) plasma concentrations
were also measured to correlate with behavioral impairment. In a
residential study, 12 volunteers participated in six experimental
sessions. At each session, subjects smoked ad lib two half-
cigarettes containing 0 or 3.58% THC. Placebo, low, and high doses
consisted of two placebo half-cigarettes, one placebo and one active
half-cigarette, and two active half-cigarettes, respectively.
Subjects received each marijuana dose twice in random order.
Marijuana impaired performance on only one FST, the One Leg Stand,
by increasing number of hops and times the elevated foot touched the
floor to maintain balance. In a nonresidential study, 20 subjects
participated in three experimental sessions. At each session,
subjects smoked two cigarettes (16 paced puffs) containing 0, 1.75,
or 3.55% THC. Marijuana impaired performance on two FST, One Leg
Stand and Finger to Nose. The number of times subjects put their
foot down and raised their arms to maintain balance and amount of
body sway were increased by marijuana in the One Leg Stand test. A
dose-dependent increase in number of misses was observed in the
Finger to Nose test. In both studies, marijuana produced orderly
dose-related increases in subjective ratings of intoxication. THC
plasma concentrations peaked immediately after smoking and had
declined to 15-28 ng/ml at time of FST testing (15 min postsmoking).
These data suggest a threshold plasma THC level in the 20-25 ng/ml
range for marijuana to impair behaviors critical for safe driving.
药物影响人类行为的机制是复杂的,
涉及药物的直接作用之间的相互作用
(例如,协调受损)和功能行为效应
例如改变动力。药物反应的特定决定因素
包括毒品剂量,行政途径,人
生理和心理状态,特定的环境
条件,行为或测试的性质。
我们追求的一种方法是改变环境
通过操纵加固的条件(货币)
受试者执行各种任务的意外事件。这可以
被认为是操纵主题的动机。经过
还改变了药物剂量和使用测量不同的测试
表现的各个方面(例如,精神运动与认知),我们可以
开始探索效果的基础的复杂互动
关于行为的毒品。在一项研究中,实验设计是
三种大麻剂量的阶乘穿越两种加固
应急条件。在一个条件下,受试者为0.01 $ 01
每三个正确的绩效测试中的正确响应
其他,他们每三个正确的答复赚了$ .15。测试
发生在Predrug基线和5分钟和2小时的Postdrug(单词)
召回)和5、45分钟,2、4、10小时后药物(心理运动测试)。
高剂量大麻减少了正确召回单词的数量
在延迟的免费召回测试中。有明显的剂量x
相对于入侵
内存测试中的错误。在低应变条件下,
侵入误差以剂量依赖性方式增加。然而,
在高应变条件下,入侵错误显示
倒立剂量功能,使错误减少到安慰剂
高剂量大麻后的水平。这些数据表明
大麻引起的反射认知损害可能是
受强化应急的影响。另一种方法
研究药物影响行为的机制是
专注于精神药物产生的性能障碍。这
滥用药物的性能障碍影响会造成巨大的损失
每年在交通伤害和死亡方面
并失去了工作场所的生产力。但是,对于大多数药物,我们
缺乏有关行为机制的基本知识
他们对人类绩效的损害。一系列研究正在
进行了这些问题。电池
旨在的生理,行为和绩效指标
确定一个人是否在行为上受到行为障碍
服用药物的结果已通过乙醇,大麻和
可卡因。第二项研究调查了大麻的影响,
苯丙胺,可待因和阿普唑仑在同一测试电池上
以及对注意力和记忆的认知测试。通过也收集
在这些研究期间,我们能够获得宝贵的血液样本
有关等离子体之间关系的信息
药物的浓度和性能障碍程度。一两个
研究,我们研究了烟熏大麻对四种的影响
用于确定的标准化现场清醒测试(FST)
一个人是否可以安全操作机动车。主观
效应和Delta-9-四氢大麻醇(THC)血浆浓度
还测量了与行为障碍相关的。在
住宅研究,12名志愿者参加了六个实验
会议。在每个会议上,受试者吸烟ad lib两个半 -
含有0或3.58%THC的香烟。安慰剂,低剂量
由两个安慰剂半烟,一个安慰剂和一个活跃
半烟和两个活跃的半烟。
受试者以随机顺序两次接受每种大麻剂量。
大麻仅在一个FST上的一条腿摊位上的性能受损,
通过增加啤酒花数量和时代,高高的脚触摸了
地板以保持平衡。在一项非住宅研究中,有20位受试者
参加了三个实验会议。在每个会话中,
受试者抽两支香烟(16个节奏的泡芙),其中包含0、1.75,
或3.55%THC。大麻在两个FST,一条腿上的性能受损
站在鼻子上。受试者的次数
脚下并举起手臂以保持平衡和数量
大麻在一个腿架测试中增加了身体摇摆。一个
在剂量依赖性误差数量的增加中被观察到
手指进行鼻子测试。在这两项研究中,大麻都有序
剂量相关的中毒主观评级增加。 THC
吸烟后立即达到血浆浓度,并有
在FST测试时(15分钟后发掘),拒绝降至15-28 ng/ml。
这些数据表明在20-25 ng/ml中的阈值等离子体THC水平
大麻损害对安全驾驶至关重要的行为的范围。
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DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW PSYCHOMETRIC INSTRUMENT FOR ASSESSING DRUG CRAVINGS
开发用于评估药物渴望的新心理测量仪器
- 批准号:
6289578 - 财政年份:
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Effect of nicotine on elements of attention in smokers and nonsmokers
尼古丁对吸烟者和非吸烟者注意力元素的影响
- 批准号:
7733816 - 财政年份:
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Cue-reactivity and attention in smokers and nonsmokers
吸烟者和非吸烟者的提示反应和注意力
- 批准号:
7733817 - 财政年份:
- 资助金额:
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Effect of nicotine and/or tobacco withdrawal--cognition
尼古丁和/或烟草戒断的影响——认知
- 批准号:
7149337 - 财政年份:
- 资助金额:
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Effect nicotine elements of attention-smokers/nonsmokers
影响吸烟者/不吸烟者注意力的尼古丁元素
- 批准号:
7149338 - 财政年份:
- 资助金额:
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Cue-reactivity and attention in smokers and nonsmokers
吸烟者和非吸烟者的提示反应和注意力
- 批准号:
7321132 - 财政年份:
- 资助金额:
-- - 项目类别:
DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW PSYCHOMETRIC INSTRUMENT FOR ASSESSING DRUG CRAVINGS
开发用于评估药物渴望的新心理测量仪器
- 批准号:
6431915 - 财政年份:
- 资助金额:
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