Abstract

The behavioral and EEG effects of various centrally acting drugs are described with special emphasis on the association of these two parameters. Atropine and Ditran produced dissociation, with Ditran being ten times as potent. Physostigmine and THA caused the opposite type of dissociation with normal or low levels of behavior being associated with a fast, low voltage EEG. Imipramine did not produce any dissociation or stimulation but did depress the animal's behavior, as did chlorpromazine and triflupromazine.