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Hannah Steinberg

Psychology

#2821

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Experimental Psychology

#52

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#71

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Hannah Steinberg

Medical

#3398

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#3866

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Pharmacology

#459

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#515

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Hannah Steinberg's Degrees

PhD Psychopharmacology University of Vienna
Doctorate Medicine University of Vienna

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According to Wikipedia, Hannah Steinberg was a pioneer of experimental psychopharmacology, the study of the interaction of drugs on the human mind. Early life Steinberg was born in Vienna to the lawyer Michael Steinberg and his wife Marie . They arranged for her to leave Vienna in 1938 and she was one of the first Jewish children to travel on the Kindertransport. and arrived in London where she was educated at Putney High School and Queen Anne's School, Caversham. After studying for a Certificate in Commerce at Reading University and then at Denton Secretarial College she changed course. After beginning a degree in French at University College London, she then converted to Psychology and graduated with a first in 1948.

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Hannah Steinberg's Published Works

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Modification of the Effects of an Amphetamine–Barbiturate Mixture by the Past Experience of Rats (1961) (150)
Effects of temporary withdrawal from regular running. (1990) (106)
Introduction to symposium on endorphins and behavioural processes; Review of literature on endorphins and exercise (1985) (104)
Exercise enhances creativity independently of mood (1997) (87)
MUTUAL POTENTIATION OF AMPHETAMINE AND AMYLOBARBITONE MEASURED BY ACTIVITY IN RATS. (1963) (86)
Lithium attenuates Drug-induced Hyperactivity in Rats (1971) (86)
Persistence of Dose Related Behaviour in Mice (1971) (83)
Effects of a single experience on subsequent reactions to drugs. (1963) (78)
Selective Effects of an Anaesthetic Drug on Cognitive Behaviour (1954) (61)
Combined Effects of Chlordiazepoxide and Dexamphetamine on Activity of Rats in an Unfamiliar Environment (1966) (59)
Inducing a Preference for Morphine in Rats without Premedication (1968) (54)
Endogenous opioids modulate the cardiovascular response to mental stress (1990) (51)
Long-term Isolation in Rats reduces Morphine Response (1970) (45)
Reducing Interference in Forgetting (1957) (43)
Equivalence and Persistence of the Effects of Psychoactive Drugs and Past Experience (1968) (40)
Dose-response Relations of Amphetamine–Barbiturate Mixtures (1963) (36)
Simple Measures of Handwriting as Indices of Drug Effects (1964) (35)
Weekly exercise consistenty reinstates positive mood (1998) (33)
Abnormal behaviour induced by nitrous oxide. (1956) (33)
Uses and limitations of photocell activity cages for assessing effects of drugs (2004) (29)
Influence of a Depressant Drug on Acquisition in Rote Learning (1957) (28)
Lithium and α-methyl-p-tyrosine prevent “manic” activity in rodents (1974) (27)
Lithium treatment reduces morphine self-administration in addict rats (1974) (25)
Effects of Nitrous Oxide on Reactions to “Stress” (1955) (22)
Actions of a mixture of amphetamine and a barbiturate in man. (1962) (22)
Changes in time perception induced by an anaesthetic drug. (1955) (21)
Failure of Growth in Disturbed Laboratory Rats (1960) (21)
Effects of delta9-tetrahydrocannabinol on social behaviour in mice: comparison between two vehicles. (1976) (20)
Lithium and alpha-methyl-p-tyrosine prevent "manic" activity in rodents. (1974) (18)
Development of morphine dependence in rats: Lack of effect of previous ingestion of other drugs (2004) (18)
Lithium-induced hypersensitivity to foot shock in rats and the role of 5-hydroxytryptophan. (1971) (17)
Hyperactivity induced by dexamphetamine/chlordiazepoxide mixtures in rats and its attenuation by lithium pretreatment: a role for dopamine? (2004) (16)
Persistence of dose related behavior in mice. (1970) (15)
DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF TWO AMPHETAMINE-BARBITURATE MIXTURES IN MAN. (1965) (15)
Proceedings: Selective effects of lithium on two forms of spontaneous activity. (1972) (13)
DRUGS AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. (1964) (13)
A biphasic effect of chlordiazepoxide on animal locomotor activity (1984) (13)
Computer analysis, using a digitizer, of ataxic mouse gait due to drugs. (1989) (12)
Animal Models for Behavioural and Biochemical Studies on the Effects of Lithium Salts (1973) (10)
Inhibition of scopolamine-induced stimulation of Y-maze activity by alpha-methyl-p-tyrosine and by lithium. (1974) (9)
The effect of methylpentynol in man. (1957) (8)
A Class Experiment on Ganglion Block in Human Subjects (1956) (8)
Psychopharmacology's debt to experimental psychology. (2006) (6)
Aerobic exercise and Type A behaviour. (1994) (5)
Animal behaviour and drug action : Ciba Foundation Symposium jointly with the Co-ordinating Committee for Symposia on Drug Action (1964) (5)
IMIPRAMINE NORMALIZES NATURALLY‐OCCURRING AND DRUG‐INDUCED DIFFERENCES IN THE EXPLORATORY ACTIVITY OF RATS (1980) (4)
Discrepancies in results obtained with activity cages and by observation. (1968) (4)
Laboratory experiments suitable for practical classes in psychopharmacology. (1970) (4)
Transfer Effects in Reactions to “Stress” (1957) (4)
Proceedings: Amylobarbitone abolishes social dominance hierarchies in laboratory rats. (1972) (3)
Proceedings: Dopamine and drug-induced hyperactivity in rats. (1975) (3)
Effects of Δ9-Tetrahydrocannabinol on social behaviour in mice (2004) (3)
Parents under stress: Evaluating emergency childcare policies during the first COVID-19 lockdown in Germany (2022) (2)
Dissociation between improvement of mood and creativity following exercise (1995) (2)
Interactions of chlordiazepoxide and dexamphetamine in rats (2004) (2)
After-Effects of Drugs on Behaviour, and the Concept of ‘State-Dependence’ (1974) (1)
Social facilitation and individual performance - an investigation of dart players (1996) (1)
Modification of Behavioural Effects of Drugs by Past Experience (2008) (1)
British pharmacological society. (1965) (1)
Proceedings: Previous environment and responses to morphine. (1972) (1)
Scientific basis of drug dependence : a symposium [held at the Middlesex Hospital Medical School, London, April 1968] (1969) (1)
METHODS OF ASSESSMENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DRUGS IN ANIMALS (1965) (1)
Immobility and backward walking induced by co-administration of clenbuterol, amityriptyline or imipramine with chlordiazepoxide in mice (1988) (1)
Mapping and interpreting complex interactions between psychoactive drugs by simple computer-generated models (1990) (1)
The effect of ethanol on a passive avoidance task in rats [proceedings]. (1977) (1)
Tricyclic antidepressant drugs and individual differences in the exploratory activity of rats: Contrasting effects of tertiary and secondary amine compounds (2004) (1)
Drug interactions represented by high resolution computer graphics. (1992) (0)
Anti-depressants and chlordiazepoxide cause backward walking (1986) (0)
Proceedings of the Physiological Society, 24–25 March 1972, University College London Meeting: Communications (2005) (0)
Some publications relevant to the effects of drugs on animal behaviour (1961) (0)
Unusual behavioural and binding effects after co-administration of clenbuterol and chlordiazepoxide in mice (1986) (0)
The effects of chemicals and drugs on behaviour ☆: Using drugs to study animal behaviour. A review (1961) (0)
Clenbuterol / chlordiazepoxide induced backward walking in mice is modified by mild stress (1987) (0)
Stimulation of sexual behaviour in rats by a benzodioxane derivative (2006) (0)
Nitrous oxide in practical classes [proceedings]. (1978) (0)
Psychopharmacological profile of backward locomotion of mice (1988) (0)
Response Variability to Psychotropic Drugs . Edited by W. Janke. (Pp. 304; illustrated; £20.00.) Pergamon Press: Oxford. 1983. (1984) (0)
Analysis of the effects of an “Insoluble problem” by means of a drug (1959) (0)
Meeting report of the ASPET-Ray Fuller Symposium: insulin resistance in diabetes and hypertension: syndrome X and beyond. (2000) (0)

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