CURRICULUM
VITAE
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NAME: |
J. Timothy Cannon, Ph.D. |
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ADDRESS: |
Department of Psychology Alumni Memorial Hall University of Scranton Scranton, PA l85l0-4596 (570) 941‑4266 CANNON@SCRANTON.EDU http://academic.scranton.edu/faculty/cannon/ 110 Ledgewood Drive Clarks Summit, PA 18411 (570)
586-2022 |
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BIRTHDATE: |
August
26, 1949 |
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BIRTHPLACE: |
Scranton,
PA |
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CITIZENSHIP: |
U.S.A. |
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EDUCATION: |
1977‑79 University of California, Los Angeles
Postdoctoral
Training
Sponsor: John C. Liebeskind, Ph.D. 1971‑77 University of Maine, Orono
Ph.D.,
Experimental Psychology, June, 1977 1967‑71 University of Scranton
B.S.,
Psychology, June, 1971 |
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DISSERTATION: |
Doctoral Dissertation: Behavioral and Neuroanatomical Analyses of
the Pinna (Preyer) Reflex and Escape from Intense Noise in the Rat. Major Advisor: Robert M. Abelson, Ph.D. |
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CURRENT POSITION: |
1981- Present University of Scranton, Department of
Psychology, Professor (1997)
Director, Neuroscience
Program (1987-present)
Associate Chair,
Psychology (1986-1999) |
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PAST
EMPLOYMENT: |
1981-86, 88-89 (Summers) Visiting Assoc.
(formerly, Asst.) Professor, UCLA 1980-81 Assistant Research Psychologist, UCLA |
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TEACHING
EXPERIENCE: |
Behavioral Neuroscience (lower and upper
division) Graduate Seminar in "Neural Mechanisms of
Pain and Pain Inhibition"
(Team taught with J.C. Liebeskind) Pain Research and Treatment Psychopharmacology Research Methods in the Behavioral Sciences
Lab Statistics Sensation and Perception Learning and Memory Behavior Modification (Team taught with J.C.
Norcross) History and Literature of
Psychology Fundamentals
of Psychology |
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PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS: |
International
Association for the Study of Pain Society for Neuroscience American Psychological Society Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience (FUN) Member,
Executive Council (2000-current) New York Academy of Sciences Sigma Xi American
Association for the Advancement of Science |
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AWARDS
AND HONORS: |
2005 Provost's Award: Excellence in Promoting Interdisciplinary Study 1997 J.J. Quinn (mentored student)
received the Faculty for Undergraduate Neuroscience’s award for the most
outstanding undergraduate research presentation at that year’s Annual Meeting of the Society for
Neuroscience 1995 CASE (Counsel for Advancement
and Support of Education) Professor of the Year, State of PA, 1995 1992 NSF
ILI Grant (17K) 1987, 99 Merit
Salary Increases for General Excellence 1977-79 NIH
Postdoctoral Traineeship 1972-73 NDEA Fellowship 1971 NSF Summer Research Program |
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WORKSHOPS: |
Mayne , T. J.,
Cannon, J. T., Brust, A. M., Norcross, J. C., and Halgin, R. P. Applying to
graduate programs in clinical psychology: not for students only!. Eastern
Psychological Association, 1992. Mayne, T. J., Cannon, J. T., Brust, A. M. and
Halgin, R. P. Applying to graduate
school in Psychology: A mini-workshop. 1993. Mayne,
T. J., Tomcho, T., Cannon, J. T., Norcross, J. C., Krauss Whitbourne, S., and
Halgin, R. P., and Waters, J. A.
Applying to graduate school in psychology: Getting started, getting
in. Eastern Psychological Association,1994. Association,
Philadelphia, PA. Cannon, J.T., &
Norcross, J.C. Balancing science and (pre-) specialization in the psychology
curriculum. Eastern Psychological Association, 1996. Whitbourne, S.,
Correia, C., Norcross, J.C., and Cannon, J.T. Preparing for Graduate School
Admission Workshop. Eastern
Psychological Association, 1996 |
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INVITED
ADDRESSES: |
1980 Annual Meeting of the American Association
of Regional Anesthesiologists, San Francisco, CA 1981 10th International Congress of
Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, "The Epileptic and
Anticonvulsant Properties of Opioid Peptides", Kyoto, Japan 1985 American Association for the Study of
Pain, "Descending Pain‑Inhibitory Mechanisms", Dallas, TX 1986 Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology,
Albany Medical School "Descending Mechanisms of Pain‑Inhibition",
Albany, NY 1987 Baylor College of Medicine, "Anatomy
and Physiology of Pain", Houston, TX 1989 International Symposium on East-West
Medicine (Sponsored by the World Health Organization), "Analgesic
Effects of Electrical Brain Stimulation and Stress", Seoul, South-Korea 1993 Keynote Address, 20th Annual Meeting of
the Illinois/Iowa Undergraduate Psychology Conference, "Pain, Stress,
Immunity, and Cancer," Knox College, Galesburg, IL 1994 Cannon, J.T. Psychology Department, Bloomsburg
University, “Pain Stress, Immunity, and Cancer,” Bloomsburg, PA 1995 Cannon, J.T. NSF Sponsored Workshop for
High School Teachers of Psychology, Department of Psychology, Ithaca College,
“Pain Stress, Immunity, and Cancer,” Ithaca, NY 1995 Cannon, J.T. NSF, AAAS Invitational
Conference on Teaching Science and Mathematics to Students with Learning
Disabilities, “Biological Bases of Learning Disabilities,” Washington, DC 1996 Cannon, J.T., Third Northeastern
Conference for Teachers of Psychology, Department of Psychology, Ithaca
College, “The Psychology of Pain,” Ithaca, NY 2001 Cannon J.T. Advances in Pain Therapy and
Research, Invited Address, Department of Science, Marywood University,
Dunmore, PA 2002 Cannon, J.T. The Role of Community in Undergraduate
Neuroscience Programs, Invited Address, San Francisco, CA |
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GRANT
AND EXTERNAL REVIEWS: |
Program review, Department of Psychology – Bloomsburg University Program review, Department of Psychology -
Kutztown University National Science Foundation Grants State of Louisiana - Early Career Achievement
Award State of Louisiana – Research Grant |
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MANUSCRIPT
REVIEWS: |
Academic Press Allyn & Bacon American Scientist Brain Research Brain Research Bulletin Brooks/Cole Publishing Harper & Row Houghton Mifflin Company Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior Physiology & Behavior Psychopharmacology The Journal Pain W.C. Brown Co. |
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SPECIALTY
AREAS: |
Primary Instruction and Research Interests: Behavioral Neuroscience Pain Research and Treatment Evolutionary
Psychology Psychopharmacology Functional neuroanatomy and neuropharmacology
of endogenous pain inhibitory mechanisms |
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INSTITUTIONAL
SERVICE: (representative) |
Proposed and
serve as director of Neuroscience
(formerly Psychobiology) Program (1987-Present) Chair, Institutional Animal Care and Use
Committee (1987-Present) Proposed and
served on Advisory Committee for the development of the institution’s Faculty-Student Research Program
(1990) Proposed the
creation of the institutions Student-Faculty
Teaching Mentoring Program (1996) Founder and
Faculty Chair of annual University of
Scranton, Psychology Conference (1985-Present) Faculty
Advisor (founding), American
Psychological Society Student Caucus, Awarded National Outstanding
Student Chapter, 1991-1992 & 1995-1996 (1990-Present) Member, Faculty
Senate (4 terms) Chair, Curriculum Committee, (2000) Chair, Middle States Self-Study Group on Library
and Information Resources, (1996-1997) |
EDUCATIONAL
SOFTWARE:
Wheeler, R.A.,
Baldwin, A.E., Reid, R.S., Quinn, J.J., Cannon, J.T. The Sheep Brain Dissection
Guide.
http://academic.uofs.edu/department/psych/sheep
PUBLISHED
ABSTRACTS & PAPER PRESENTATIONS:
Cannon, J.T.,
Abelson, R.M., and Morley, B.J.
Permanent enhancement of escape from noise responding by a single
extended intersession interval. Abst.
of the Eastern Psych. Assoc., 1974.
Cannon, J.T.,
Abelson, R.M., and Morley, B.J.
Decreased escape from both footshock and intense white noise produced by
para‑chlorophenylalanine in the rat.
Abst. of the Eastern Psych. Assoc., 1975.
Cannon, J.T.,
Abelson, R.M., and Rios, D. Behavioral
and neuroanatomical independence of the pinna and acoustic startle
reflexes. Abst. of the Eastern
Psych. Assoc., 1976.
Cannon, J.T.,
Abelson, R.M., Potthoff, A.D., and Gage, P.
Analyses of the relationships between the pinna and acoustic startle
reflexes and escape from intense noise in the rat. Abst. of the Eastern Psych. Assoc., 1977.
Potthoff, A.D.,
Abelson, R.M., Perkins, F., and Cannon, J.T.
Potentiation of the Preyer Reflex after intense auditory stimulation in white rats. Abst. of the Eastern Psych. Assoc.,
1978.
Giesler, G.J.,
Jr., Cannon, J.T., Urca, G., and Liebeskind, J.C. Long ascending projections of substantia
gelatinosa Rolandi and of small cells of the subjacent dorsal horn in the
rat. Pain Abst., 1:239,
1978.
Cannon, J.T.,
and Abelson, R.M. Multibehavioral
analysis of escape from intense noise in the rat. Pain Abst., 1:69, 1978.
Cannon, J.T.,
and Giesler, G.J., Jr. Projections of
the cochlear nucleus and superior
olivary complex to the inferior colliculus of the rat. Soc. Neurosci. Abst., 4:4, 1978.
Prieto, G.J.,
Giesler, G.J., Jr., and Cannon, J.T.
Evidence for site specificity in
naloxone's antagonism of stimulation‑produced analgesia in the rat. Soc. Neurosci. Abst., 5:6l4, 1979.
Cannon, J.T.,
Nahin, R.L., Ryan, S.M., Moskowitz, A.S., and Liebeskind, J.C. Relative analgesic and epileptic potencies
of various opiate drugs. Soc.
Neurosci. Abst., 5:190, 1979.
Cannon, J.T.,
Prieto, G.J., Lee, A., and Liebeskind, J.C.
Antagonism of stimulation‑produced analgesia by naloxone: Effects of stimulation site, dose, and
time. Fed. Proc., 39:603, 1980.
Cannon, J.T.,
Prieto, G.J., and Liebeskind, J.C.
Disruption of stimulation‑produced analgesia by lesions of the
nucleus raphe magnus. Soc. Neurosci.
Abst., 6:321, 1980.
Chudler, E.H.,
Lewis, J.W., Cannon, J.T., and Liebeskind, J.C. Electroconvulsive shock‑induced analgesia: Antagonism by naloxone and effects of
hypophysectomy. Soc. Neurosci. Abst.,
6:434, 1980.
Weinberg, V.E.,
Lewis, J.W., Cannon, J.T., and Liebeskind, J.C. Evidence for the involvement of central cholinergic mechanisms in
opioid stress analgesia. Soc.
Neurosci. Abst., 7:879, 1981.
Lewis, J.W.,
Cannon, J.T., Liebeskind, J.C., and Akil, H.
Alterations in brain B‑endorphin immunoreactivity following acute
and chronic stress. Pain Suppl. 1:S263, 1981.
Cannon, J.T.,
Lewis, J.W., Weinberg, V.E., and Liebeskind, J.C. Lesions of n. raphe magnus differentially affect non‑opioid
and opioid stress analgesia. Abst.
of AAAS, 159, 1982.
Cannon, J.T.,
Maro, N., Telep, B., and Carty, G.
Differential effects of naloxone on analgesia and vocalizations induced
by brief durations of pulsed footshock.
Soc. Neurosci. Abst., 9:793, 1983.
Cannon, J.T.,
Terman, G.W., Lewis, J.W. and Liebeskind, J.C.
Variations of shock intensity alter the neurochemical basis of stress
analgesia independently of the body regions shocked. Pain Abst., 2:S48, 1984.
Depaulis, A.,
Cannon, J. T., Morgan, M. M. and Liebeskind, J. C. Difference in the characteristics of the neuronal populations
underlying two forms of stimulation‑produced analgesia in the
periaqueductal gray matter of the rat. FASEB
Abst., 44:1725, 1985.
Gogas, K. R.,
Kirtland, D. S. and Cannon, J. T.
Variations in saccharin intake are related to formalin pain reactivity
and the analgesic effects of morphine. Soc.
Neurosci. Abst., 11:132, 1985.
Kirtland, D. S.,
Gogas, K. R., Barba, C. A., Ratzin, A. A. and Cannon, J. T. The effect of ethanol consumption on the
formalin test. Soc. Neurosci. Abst.,
11:131, 1985.
Cannon, J.T.,
Shavit, Y, and Liebeskind, J.C.
Rotation speed can determine whether the resulting stress‑induced
analgesia is blocked by naloxone. Proc.
N.Y. Acad. Sci., 467:425-427, 1986.
Sakihara, J.,
Morgan, M.M., Missar, C.D., and Cannon, J.T.
Nonopioid and opioid PAG stimulation-produced analgesia dorsal/ventral
site specificity. Soc. Neurosci. Abst., 12:231, 1986.
Missar, C.D.,
and Cannon, J.T. The role of shock intensity in defining the effects of
naloxone on analgesia produced by brief
stress. Soc. Neurosci. Abst., 12:619, 1986.
Cannon, J.T.,
Gunn, K.H., Cannon, B.J., Thomas, B.L., and Utz, J.P. Saccharin intake differentially correlates with the analgesic
states elicited by two footshock parameters.
Soc. Neurosci. Abst.,
13:990, 1987.
Gunn, K.H., and
Cannon, J.T. The moon illusion: Do we all see it? Abst. of the Eastern Psych. Assoc., 59:25, 1988.
Cannon, J.T.,
Walsh, E.W., Roat, D.B., and Liskowicz, R.J.
The tail-flick reflex:
interactions between testing site, pentobarbital anesthesia, trail and
inter-flick-interval. Soc. Neurosci.
Abst., 14:711, 1988.
Levine, R.,
Morgan, M.M., Cannon, J.T., and Liebeskind, J.C. Comparison of descending inhibition of nociceptive hindpaw and
tail-flick reflexes from stimulation of the periaqueductal gray matter (PAG) in
the rat. Soc. Neurosci. Abst.,
15:150, 1989.
Cannon, J.T.,
Yirmiya, R., and Liebeskind, J.C.
Naloxone-sensitive inhibition of limb-withdrawal reflexes produced by
electrical stimulation of the arcuate nucleus in anesthetized mice. Soc. Neurosci. Abst., 15:150, 1989.
Cannon, J.T.,
Walsh, E.W., Henry, R.E., and Bolan, E.A.
Tail-flick parameters can determine whether naltrexone decreases or
increases flick latencies following footshock stress. Soc. Neurosci. Abst., 16:89, 1990.
Bolan, E.A.,
Iannone, V.N., O'Neill, J.G., and Cannon, J.T.
Behavioral and parametric analyses of the tail-flick: Further evidence that all flicks are not
alike. Soc. Neurosci. Abst.,
17:107, 1991.
Dennis, S.A.,
Weihbrecht, E.J., and Cannon, J.T. Altering the heat source can change
tail-flick topography and pattern of sensitization. Abst. of the Eastern
Psych. Assoc., 63:16, 1992.
O'Connell, R.,
Iannone, V.N., and Cannon, J.T.
Cognitive impairment is correlated with participation in competitive
soccer, American Psychological Society, Abst., 32, 1992.
Baldwin, A.E.,
Weihbrecht, J.G., O'Neill III, J.G., & Cannon, J.T. Sensitization of the tail-flick reflex
following exposure to a single prolonged test stimulus, Soc. for Neurosci.
Abst., 18:292, 1992.
Cannon, B.J.,
Derr, S.L., O'Connell, R.C., Iannone , V.N., Cannon, J.T. Comparison of Stroop color-word test and
Direction-word test: Replication and Extension. Abst. of the Eastern Psych. Assoc., April, 1993.
Griffiths, T.M.,
Tomcho, T.J., Cannon, J.T. Evidence for
short-term decrements in Stroop color-word interference scores following
heading in soccer. Abst. of the
Eastern Psych. Assoc., April, 1993.
Myers, K.P.,
& Cannon, J.T. Analog and digital response dimensions: Scale perception,
equivalence, and the form-resistance hypothesis. American Psychological Society, Abst., 65:31, 1993.
Baldwin, A.E.,
Myers, K.P., Willi, J.P., Newman, K.K., Dilley, M.R., & Cannon, J.T.
Behavioral testing may produce tail-flick hyperalgesia in rats acutely
treated with morphine. Soc. for
Neurosci. Abst., 19:1796, 1993.
Myers, K.P.,
Marzocco, S.S., Baldwin, A.E., & Cannon, J.T. The use of multimedia
authoring software to create customized DOS-based interactive instructional
programs. Soc. for Neurosci. Abst.,
19:213, 1993.
Mayne, T. J.,
Cannon, J. T., Brust, A. M., Norcross, J. C., & Halgin, R. P. Applying
to graduate school in psychology: A mini-workshop. Invited Psi Chi panel presented at the 64th
annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association, Arlington, VA, 1993.
Accardo, C. M.,
Aboyoun, D. C., Alford, B. A., & Cannon, J. T. Diaries: Who keeps them and
why. Abst. of the Eastern Psych.
Assoc., 1994.
O'Brien, J.P.,
Brennan, R.J., Wheeler, R.A., Baldwin, A.E., & Cannon, J.T. Tail-flick
latency: Interactions with
tail-temperature and inter-flick interval in anesthetized rats. Soc. for Neurosci. Abst., 20:764,
1994.
Brennan, R.J., O'Brien, J.P., DeMarco, P.J.,
Baldwin, A.E., & Cannon, J.T. Tail-flick:
Test interval can modify the
development of both sensitization and morphine analgesia. Soc. for Neurosci. Abst., 21:1167,
1995.
Wheeler, R. A.,
Neary, S. T., Jollie, C. L., Baldwin, A. E., & Cannon, J. T. Creating
inexpensive interactive multimedia instructional programs and teaching aids for
the world wide web. Soc. for Neurosci. Abst., 22:246, 1996.
Quinn, J. J.,
Wheeler, R. A., Brennan, R. J., Baldwin, A. E., & Cannon, J. T. Nocifensive
foot-lift response to radiant heat in the land snail (Helix aspersa): Effects of inter-test interval and naloxone. Soc.
for Neurosci. Abst., 22:121, 1996.
Quinn,
J. J., Phillips, C. M., Kyriss, K. M., & Cannon, J. T. The effects of morphine and naloxone on a
novel behavioral index of nociception in the land snail (Helix aspersa). Abst. of
the Eastern Psych. Assoc., 68:24, 1997.
Hulse, H. M.,
D’Amico, M. A., Cannon, B. J., & Cannon, J. T. Differences in measures on the paced auditory serial addition
test. Abst. of the Eastern Psych.
Assoc., 68:37, 1997.
D’Amico, M. A.,
Hulse, H. M., O’Donnell, B., Cannon, B. J., & Cannon, J. T. A computerized microanalysis of the finger
tapping test. Abst. of the Eastern
Psych. Assoc., 68:47, 1997.
Quinn, J.J., Mahometa, M.J., & Cannon, J.T. Freezing disrupted by microinjections of
lidocaine into the region of the nucleus raphe magnus. Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (October,
1997).
Cannon, J.T., Quinn, J.J., Reid, R.S., & Baril, G.L. Programmed instruction: A neglected instructional technology—rebirth
on the world wide web? Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (October, 1997).
Phillips, C. M. & Cannon, J. T. Accuracy and intensity ratings of facial
expressions: A search for relationships with depression and anxiety scores. Abst.
of the Eastern Psych. Assoc.,
69:26, 1998.
Osmanski, J.J. Quinn, M.J. Mahometa, K.R. Herbert, &
Cannon J.T. systemic lidocaine disrupts
sensitization of the tail-flick response to radiant heat. Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (November, 1998).
Cannon, J.T., Quinn, J.J., Reid, R.S., & Mahometa, M.J.
Web-based human brain anatomy tutorial with programmed instructional
components. Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (November, 1998).
Osmanski, MS., Polowczuk, L.A., & Cannon, J.T. Capsaicin can produce sensitization to heat
in the land snail Helix aspersa,
N.E.U.R.O.N, (May, 1999).
Osmanski M.S., Polowczuk L.A., Maddern J.L., &. Cannon
J.T. Capsaicin And Mechanical Crush Produce
Sensitization Of The Foot-Lift Response To Radiant Heat In Helix Aspersa: Effects Of
Systemic Lidocaine And Mk-801, Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (November,
1999).
Kelker M.E., Peckins S.E., Herbert K.R., Polowczuk L.A.,
Bono M.E., & Cannon J.T. Producing
Course-Specific Instructional Media On CD-ROM, Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (November,
1999).
Maguschak K.A., Donohue
J.M., Lauer L.M., & Cannon J.T.. Helix Aspersa: An
Outstanding Addition To The Introductory Neuroscience Laboratory. Soc. for
Neuroscience Abst. (November, 2000).
Coluccio N.M., Maysfield G.M., Peel K.P., &. Cannon J.T. Morphine Can Inhibit the Focal Withdrawal
Response to Radiant Heat in Helix
Aspersa. Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (November, 2000).
Maguschak
K.A., & Cannon J.T. Helix
aspersa: Systematic Lidocaine Differentially Affects Crush-Induced
Sensitization of Focal Withdrawal to Radiant Heat and Foot-Lift Response to
Contact Heat. Soc. For Neuroscience Abst. (2001)
Sublette N.A., Carlo M,
Fitzgerald M. Second:Fourth Finger
RatioPositively Correlates With Throw Task Error in College Females. APS Abst. (2002).
Cannon J.T.,
Stanik C.E., Sublette N.A., Carlo M.A., & Colbern D.L. All Aboard the Brain Train! Soc. For Neuroscience Abst. (2002)
Stanik C.E. & Cannon J.T.. 2D:4D finger ratio:
Suggestions that prenatal androgens correlate with adult personality
and sexual attitudes. Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (November, 2003)
Schneider L.M.*, Shirer S.M.#, * Cannon J.T.. Two tests
of thermal nociception and morphine sensitivity in Helix
aspersa. Soc. for Neuroscience Abst.
(November, 2004).
Schneider L.M.*, Novak C.C.*, Loscombe P.W.*, Utz J.P., Reid R.S., & J.T.Cannon. Web-based sheep brain dissection guide: revised and expanded. Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (November, 2004).
Patel K.N.*, Jung Y*, Palatucci S.F.*, Schneider L.M.*, C.E.Stanik#, D.L.Colbern, and J.T.Cannon. The brain train leaves the station: Winning kids judge! exhibits go to schools. Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (November, 2004).
Pohlig R.T.# & J. T. Cannon. Examination of the relationship between 2D:4D finger length ratio and ball-toss accuracy. Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (November 2004)
Yoder K.M.# & Cannon J.T.. 2D:4D finger ration and adult behavioral measures related to autism. Soc. for Neuroscience Abst. (November 2005)
Orr P.T.#, Tropiano H#, & Cannon J.T.. Mental rotation and perspective taking: Sex differences and relationships with 2D-4D ratio. Soc. for Neuroscienc Abst. (October 2006).
Brightbill A.M.*, Karpiak C, & Cannon J.T.. Does environmental enrichment affect occurence of same-sex mounting behaviors in BALB/c mice? Soc. for Neuroscienc Abst. (October 2006).
Patel N.*, Orr P.T.#, Krupka A.J.*, & Cannon J.T.. Effect of environmental enrichment in standard cages on Barnes Maze performance of BALB/c mice. Soc. for Neuroscienc Abst. (October 2006).
PUBLICATIONS:
Dunstone, J.J.,
Cannon, J.T., Chickson, J.T., and Burns, W.K.
Persistence and vigor of shock‑induced aggression in gerbils
(Merionens Ungiculatus). Psychonomic
Science, 28:272‑274, 1972.
Abelson, R.M.,
Morley, B.J., and Cannon, J.T.
Selection for an instrumental response‑‑escape from intense
noise. Journal of Auditory Research,
13:152‑156, 1973.
Morley, B.J.,
Abelson, R.M., and Cannon, J.T. Escape
from stimulation of the trapezoid body in rats bred for escape from noise. Physiology and Behavior, 18:35‑39,
1977.
*Cannon, J.T.,
Liebeskind, J.C., and Frenk, H. Neural
and neurochemical mechanisms of pain inhibition. In: The Psychology of
Pain, edited by R.A. Sternbach.
Raven Press, New York, pp. 27‑47, 1978.
Giesler, G.J.,
Jr., Cannon, J.T., Urca, G., and Liebeskind, J.C. Long ascending projections from substantia gelatinosa Rolandi and the subjacent dorsal horn in the
rat. Science, 202:984‑986,
1978.
*Cannon, J.T.,
and Liebeskind, J.C. Descending control
systems. In: Mechanisms of Pain and Analgesic Compounds, edited by R.F.
Beers and E.G. Bassett, pp. 171‑184. Raven Press, New York, 1979.
Giesler, G.J.,
Jr., Urca, G., Cannon, J.T., and Liebeskind, J.C. Response properties of neurons of the lateral cervical nucleus in
the rat. Journal of Comparative
Neurology, 186:65‑78, 1979.
Lewis, J.W.,
Cannon, J.T., and Liebeskind, J.C.
Opioid and non‑opioid mechanisms of stress analgesia. Science, 208:623‑625, 1980.
Lewis, J.W.,
Cannon, J.T., Stapleton, J.M., and Liebeskind, J.C. Stress activates endogenous pain‑inhibitory systems: Opioid and non‑opioid mechanisms. Proc. Est. Pharmacol. Soc., 23:86‑88,
1980.
*Lewis, J.W.,
Cannon, J.T., Ryan, S.M., and Liebeskind, J.C.
Behavioral pharmacology of opioid peptides. In: Role of Peptides
in Neuronal Function, edited by J.L. Barker, pp. 742‑763, Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York, 1980.
*Lewis, J.W.,
Caldecott‑Hazard, S., Cannon, J.T., and Liebeskind, J.C. Possible role of opioid peptides in
pain inhibition and seizures. In: Neurosecretion and Brain Peptides: Implications for Brain Function and
Neurological Disease, edited by J.B. Martin, pp. 213‑224, Raven Press, New York, 1981.
Lewis, J.W.,
Cannon, J.T., Chudler, E.H., and Liebeskind, J.C. Effects of naloxone and hypophysectomy on electroconvulsive shock‑induced
analgesia. Brain Research, 208:230‑233, 1981.
Lewis, J.W.,
Chudler, E.H., Cannon, J.T., and Liebeskind, J.C. Hypophysectomy differentially affects morphine and stress
analgesia. Proc. West. Pharmacol.
Soc., 24:230‑233, 1981.
Liebeskind,
J.C., Sherman, J.E., and Cannon, J.T.
Neural and neurochemical mechanisms of pain inhibition. Anaesthesia & Intensive Care,
10:139‑143, 1982.
*Cannon, J.T.,
Caldecott‑Hazard, S., Shavit, Y., Lewis, J.W., and Liebeskind, J.C. The epileptic and anticonvulsant properties
of opioid peptides. In: The Proceedings of the 10th International
Congress of Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, Henri
Gostout and the Marseilles School's Contribution to the Neurosciences (EEG
Suppl. No35), pp. 30‑35, 1982.
Cannon, J.T.,
Prieto, G.J., Lee, A., and Liebeskind, J.C.
Evidence for opioid and non‑opioid forms of stimulation‑produced
analgesia in the rat. Brain Research,
243:315‑321, 1982.
Prieto, G.J.,
Cannon, J.T., and Liebeskind, J.C. N.
Raphe magnus lesions disrupt stimulation‑produced analgesia from ventral
but not dorsal midbrain areas in the rat.
Brain Research, 261:53‑57, l983.
Lewis, J.W.,
Cannon, J.T., and Liebeskind, J.C.
Involvement of central muscarinic cholinergic mechanisms in opioid
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Galen L. Baril, Ph.D.
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John
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