Assessing the subjective effects of stimulants in casual users; A methodology and preliminary results

Jonathan O. Cole, Harrison G. Pope, Richard LaBrie, Martin Ionescu-Pioggia

doi:10.1002/cpt1978242243

Assessing the subjective effects of stimulants in casual users; A methodology and preliminary results

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公開日: 1978-08

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10.1002/cpt1978242243

公開者: Wiley

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<jats:p>In order to assess the subjective effects of nefopam, a new non‐opiate analgesic, a study was designed using highly educated, young, middle‐to‐upper dass subjects in a naturalistic setting. Results suggest that the design is capable of differentiating variations in subjective drug effects. On a number of measures, 10 mg of d‐amphetamine, a modest dosage, could be distinguished from placebo, showing changes in the direction expected for stimulant drugs. Nefopam (90 mg), on the other hand, showed few differences from placebo or caffeine (300 mg). Nefopam appeared mildly dysphoric, rather than stimulant, in subjective effects.</jats:p>