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An assessment of the unconditioned stimulus properties of reward and nonreward odor cues
Stephen F. Davis, Susan M. Nash, Kirk A. Young, Melanie S. Weaver, Brenda J. Anderson & Joann Buchanan
Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 22 (3):235-238 (1984)
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