1. Current benzodiazepine issues

   • James H. Woods
   • Gail Winger

   Review Pages: 107 - 115

2. Commentary on review by Woods and Winger

   • R. R. Griffiths

   Commentary Pages: 116 - 117

3. Commentary on review by Woods and Winger entitled “Current benzodiazepine issues”

   • M. Lader

   Commentary Pages: 118 - 118

4. The pharmacology of benzodiazepines: comments on terminology and sources of data

   • D. J. Greenblatt

   Commentary Pages: 119 - 119

5. Rebuttal of comments by Griffiths, Lader and Greenblatt to Review by Woods and Winger

   • J. Woods
   • G. Winger

   Rebuttal Pages: 120 - 121

6. Subjective and objective symptoms in relation to plasma methadone concentration in methadone patients

   • A. J. Hiltunen
   • J. Martel
   • P. Hjemdahl

   Original Investigation Pages: 122 - 126

7. Noradrenergic response to acute ethanol administration in heathly subjects: comparison with intravenous yohimbine

   • Christopher J. McDougle
   • Lawrence H. Price
   • Dennis S. Charney

   Original Investigation Pages: 127 - 135

8. Enhanced lexical processing of smoking stimuli during smoking abstinence

   • Murray E. Jarvik
   • Todd M. Gross
   • Richard E. Stein

   Original Investigation Pages: 136 - 141

9. Persistent catalepsy associated with severe dyskinesias in rats treated with chronic injections of haloperidol decanoate

   • T. M. Hyde
   • D. R. Weinberger
   • R. J. Wyatt

   Original Investigation Pages: 142 - 149

10. Predictive validity of the potentiated startle response as a behavioral model for anxiolytic drugs

    • T. H. Hijzen
    • S. W. J. Houtzager
    • J. L. Slangen

    Original Investigation Pages: 150 - 154

11. Effects ofd-fenfluramine and metergoline on responding for conditioned reward and the response potentiating effect of nucleus accumbensd-amphetamine

    • P. J. Fletcher

    Original Investigation Pages: 155 - 163

12. Acute tolerence to nicotine in smokers: lack of dissipation within 2 hours

    • K. A. Perkins
    • J. E. Grobe
    • A. Scierka

    Original Investigation Pages: 164 - 170

13. Subjective and behavioural evaluation of cigarette cravings

    • P. Willner
    • S. Hardman
    • G. Eaton

    Original Investigation Pages: 171 - 177

14. Effect of SB 200646A, a 5-HT_2C/5-HT_2B receptor antagonist, in two conflict models of anxiety

    • G. A. Kennett
    • F. Bailey
    • T. P. Blackburn

    Original Investigation Pages: 178 - 182

15. Moclobemide versus fluoxetine for a major depressive episode

    • C. Reynaert
    • P. Janne
    • L. Hazzen

    Original Investigation Pages: 183 - 187

16. Effect ofd-fenfluramine on the indole contents of the rat brain after treatment with different inducers of cytochrome P450 isoenzymes

    • M. Anelli
    • C. Fracasso
    • S. Caccia

    Original Investigation Pages: 188 - 194

17. Effects of nicotinic acetylcholine receptor ligands on behavioral vigilance in rats

    • J. Turchi
    • L. A. Holley
    • M. Sarter

    Original Investigation Pages: 195 - 205

18. Inhibition of monoamine oxidases by haloperidol and its metabolites: pharmacological implications for the chemotherapy of schizophrenia

    • J. Fang
    • P. H. Yu
    • J. W. Gorrod

    Original Investigation Pages: 206 - 212

19. Myo-inositol attenuates the enhancement of the serotonin syndrome by lithium

    • O. Kofman
    • U. Levin

    Original Investigation Pages: 213 - 218

20. Testing vigilance: validity, reliability and sensitivity in methods development

    • M. Sarter
    • P. J. Bushnell

    Letter To The Editors Pages: 219 - 220

21. Reply to Sarter and Bushnell's “Testing vigilance: Validity, reliability and sensitivity in methods development”

    • B. J. Fine

    Letter To The Editors Pages: 221 - 222

22. Initial lithium augmentation improves the antidepressant effects of standard TCA treatment in non-resistant depressed patients

    • Dieter Ebert
    • Andrea Jaspert
    • Wolfgang P. Kaschka

    Rapid Communication Pages: 223 - 225

23. Psychopharmacological studies in rats responding at touch-sensitive devices

    • T. Steckler
    • A. Sahgal

    Rapid Communication Pages: 226 - 229

24. The glycine/NMDA receptor antagonist, L-701,324 reverses isolation-induced deficits in prepulse inhibition in the rat

    • L. J. Bristow
    • L. Landon
    • M. D. Tricklebank

    Rapid Communication Pages: 230 - 232

25. 36th Annual Meeting of the Scandinavian Society for Psychopharmacology Copenhagen, Denmark April 5–7, 1995 Abstracts

    Abstract Pages: B1 - B13