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ACQUISITION, DISCRIMINATIVE STIMULUS CONTROL, AND RETENTION OF INCREASES/DECREASES IN BLOOD PRESSURE OF NORMOTENSIVE HUMAN SUBJECTS1

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Published1977
Citations17
References19

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1974 • 197 citations

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1971 • 196 citations

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1969 • 173 citations

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1976 • 163 citations

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1975 • 130 citations

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1970 • 98 citations

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1972 • 85 citations

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1973 • 82 citations

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1979 • 81 citations

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1971 • 74 citations

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1970 • 73 citations

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1972 • 64 citations

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1975 • 61 citations

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1974 • 59 citations

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1975 • 47 citations

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1977 • 19 citations

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1970 • 17 citations

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