Hallucinogenic Drug-Induced Behavior Under Sensory Attenuation
Archives of General Psychiatry March 1, 1973 Yvonne Panton 5 citations
Eight "stable" and four "variable" college-age subjects were given 160μg/kg psilocybin under conditions of sensory attenuation. Stability was defined by the magnitude of the standard deviation on handwriting area under predrug conditions. Only the variable subjects, our large-standard deviants, responded to the drug with a significant decrease in mean pulse rate and increase in handwriting...