H. Coppock

Phenobarbital improves retention and impairs reversal learning of shock escape in the rat

H. Coppock, 1962 .

Apparatus and technique involved in a laboratory method of detecting the addictiveness of drugs.

H. Coppock, C. Headlee, J. R. Hichols, 1955, Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association. American Pharmaceutical Association.

Galvanic skin response conditioning deficit in amygdalectomized monkeys.

H. Coppock, M. Bagshaw, 1968, Experimental neurology.

Drug addiction. I. Addiction by escape training.

H. Coppock, C. Headlee, J. R. Nichols, 1956, Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association. American Pharmaceutical Association.

GSR Conditioning: An Illustration of Useless Distinctions between “Types” of Conditioning

H. Coppock, R. M. Chambers, 1959 .

Reinforcement of position preference by automatic intravenous injections of glucose.

H. Coppock, R. M. Chambers, 1954, Journal of comparative and physiological psychology.

Stimuli preceding electric shock can acquire positive reinforcing properties.

H. Coppock, 1954, Journal of comparative and physiological psychology.

Drug and strain effects on performance and reversal of a head-position habit.

H. Coppock, W. Meeks, D. V. Huard, 1963, Journal of comparative and physiological psychology.