http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/9060c539e20c3ba0581d3baa1fe2596c.pdf 225bfe4d17bc385ee38289963bbb494a PDF Text Text l...“ I 3% Protocol for Pilot Project. on Effect of Drug on Corebrsl Emotion ‘ 1. Object: (a) (b) on of dmgn To study the effect To observe the emotional responses to such ohangca and the perception of sensory stimuli; in function. first drug selected is LSD-25 (Sandoa) - on erect preparation which, in very minute doses, produces a time state with altered perceptions, emotional reactions and occasionally hallucinatory phenomena. Studies or porcep’onol change-s in the visual, amnion", an! anaesthetic senses are planned. Special enmhasis is to be placed on the more complex functions of spatial and temporal orientation; discrimination of size and shape; body may; and the perooption of multiple Simmons stimuli .111. (1) (2) (3) (h) In the emotional aphoro, the following questions are oonsidorud: Are the emotional responses secondary to or simultanemm with the perceptual changes? Are the “spams: consistent in repeated exporinonta in each In each class of oubjoabo? subject? Are the emotional moponooa related to personality structure in Hal? any predictable fashion? In there any relation of the mouse to drug aotim and tho ability of the subject to utilize the mohanisn of denial? In addition, there are thornpoutio oonoidorations: Dona 131) have org arrest on depressions? fl; 2 Does 15]) have am- valun in eliciting pmhiatrio material in bloom,- impressed subjects? 2. Subjects: (a) ‘ The subjects are in "Normal” controln~ at three groups: hospital yeraomol or hospitalized patients a general hospital. (b) Psychiatric subjects at Hillside Hog) (1 Depression a» psychotic anti (2 Scbimphronin (3 N9W1Co ital: “satin. (o) Neurological subjects at Mt. Sinai Hospital: (1) Cerebral (119%,me or diffuse. cord disease. Spinal £2) 3) Spinal root disease. 30 W05! subject is to be heated in a similar fashion prior to drug ingestion) during the period of drug activity; and after. Subjects Each tmatodhyESTandinsulinmtoboexanimddmingaxflafiortho Repeated sessions with each subject course of such treatments As the drug action has a duration 0: 2 to 5 hours, arc planned. The testing new be divided testing proceduren my be extensive. into three mops: Neurologcal. a) gb Modical. c) tholoacal. ‘\ �3a.. Neurological: 1. Routine neurological.- 2" Visual. Perception of color mixed and ambiguous figures taohistoscopi celly exposed; and cation ion or relative size and distance. . , ‘ 3. Tactile. he Double simultaneous stimulation or various Amt”. Perception modalities. of latrines” identification of sounds and estimation of time intervals. 5. Special studies of bochr image. Bbo Medical: Observation of the subjects by members of the Department of Medicine has been ”quested (Dr. A. Blmberg) and is under consideration. BiocheMcsl studios of hormonal studios secondary to drug activity is under consideration, with emphasis on the possible role of adrenal function in the reactions as measured to the pattern of wxfltosteroid excretion. 3c. Psycholouoalt Clinical psychological testing is considered an integral port 0 The cooperation of Dr. M. Ger-vita has been rethis survw. An evaluation 0:: personality structure and habitual quested, methods of reaction to stress will be studied in each subject. In addition, special testing procedures to study the mechanism of denial are under stuck ha a. member of the psycholomstafrz:,-;LC (lire Antinoph). Specific testing procedures include the following tests: a Rorschach. b Bender Gestalt. c d TvoTl Special tests for denial. he Supplies, Foods, Eton: The drugs have been made available to me for experimental purposes; Funds for the at no charge kw Sundae Pharmaceutical Company. equipmt moesssry for testing have been placed at my disposal by the Neurological Research Fund of the Mt. Sinai Hospital. The following items are requested from Hillside Hospital: (1) Office space and the use of one room in Treatment Dormitory during experimental days. (2) Availability of records and permission to request occasional coowration of Homing Department and of the Record Room staff. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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