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42
Citations
5993
World Ranking
7650
National Ranking
4099

Overview

Don R. Cherek was affiliated with The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston in the United States. Their academic career included research activities primarily centered around topics and fields that remain unspecified in the available data.

Although detailed records of their publications, including recent papers and book publications, are not present, Don R. Cherek contributed to the scientific community through various avenues during their career.

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Best Publications

  • Impulsivity and history of drug dependence

    Terry J Allen;F.Gerard Moeller;Howard M Rhoades;Don R Cherek

  • Studies of violent and nonviolent male parolees: II. Laboratory and psychometric measurements of impulsivity

    Don R. Cherek;F. Gerard Moeller;Donald M. Dougherty;Howard Rhoades

  • Effects of smoking different doses of nicotine on human aggressive behavior

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  • Relationships among laboratory and psychometric measures of impulsivity: Implications in substance abuse and dependence

    Scott D. Lane;Don R. Cherek;Howard M. Rhoades;Cynthia J. Pietras

  • Acute marijuana effects on human risk taking

    Scott D Lane;Don R Cherek;Oleg V Tcheremissine;Lori M Lieving

  • Alcohol effects on human risk taking

    Scott D. Lane;Don R. Cherek;Cynthia J. Pietras;Oleg V. Tcheremissine

  • Tryptophan depletion and aggressive responding in healthy males.

    F. G. Moeller;D. M. Dougherty;A. C. Swann;D. Collins

  • The effects of tryptophan depletion and loading on laboratory aggression in men: time course and a food-restricted control

    James M. Bjork;Donald M. Dougherty;F. Gerard Moeller;Don R. Cherek

  • Original articleStudies of violent and nonviolent male parolees: I. Laboratory and psychometric measurements of aggression

    Don R. Cherek;F. Gerard Moeller;William Schnapp;Donald M. Dougherty

  • Laboratory measures of aggressive responding in male parolees with violent and nonviolent histories

    Don R. Cherek;William Schnapp;F. Gerard Moeller;Donald M. Dougherty

  • Effects of alcohol on human aggressive behavior.

    D R Cherek;J L Steinberg;B R Manno

  • Effects of chronic paroxetine administration on measures of aggressive and impulsive responses of adult males with a history of conduct disorder.

    Don R. Cherek;Scott D. Lane;Cynthia J. Pietras;Joel L. Steinberg

  • Effects of methylphenidate on impulsive choice in adult humans

    Cynthia J. Pietras;Cynthia J. Pietras;Don R. Cherek;Scott D. Lane;Oleg V. Tcheremissine

  • Analysis of risk taking in adults with a history of high risk behavior

    Scott D. Lane;Don R. Cherek

  • Antisocial personality disorder and alcohol-induced aggression

    F. Gerard Moeller;Donald M. Dougherty;Scott D. Lane;Joel L. Steinberg

  • Response perseveration and adaptation in heavy marijuana-smoking adolescents

    Scott D. Lane;Don R. Cherek;Oleg V. Tcheremissine;Joel L. Steinberg

  • Laboratory and psychometric measurements of impulsivity among violent and nonviolent female parolees

    Don R Cherek;Scott D Lane

  • Effects of d,l-fenfluramine on aggressive and impulsive responding in adult males with a history of conduct disorder.

    Don R. Cherek;Scott D. Lane

  • Measurement of delay discounting using trial-by-trial consequences

    Scott D. Lane;Don R. Cherek;Cynthia J. Pietras;Oleg V. Tcheremissine

  • The effects of alcohol on the aggressive responding of women.

    Donald M. Dougherty;Don R. Cherek;Robert H. Bennett

  • Subjects with a history of drug dependence are more aggressive than subjects with no drug use history

    T J Allen;F G Moeller;H M Rhoades;D R Cherek

Frequent Co-Authors

Scott D. Lane
Scott D. Lane The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
F. Gerard Moeller
F. Gerard Moeller Virginia Commonwealth University
Donald M. Dougherty
Donald M. Dougherty The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Joel L. Steinberg
Joel L. Steinberg Virginia Commonwealth University
Howard M. Rhoades
Howard M. Rhoades The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
Joy M. Schmitz
Joy M. Schmitz The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
Robert S. Stephens
Robert S. Stephens Virginia Tech
Roger A. Roffman
Roger A. Roffman University of Washington

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