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Daniel D. Holt

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James Madison University

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College of Health and Behavioral Studies

Department of Psychology

Daniel D. Holt is currently serving as a College Of Health And Behavioral Studies Professor at James Madison University.

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behavioral sciences behavioral decision making behavioral economics decision theory behavioral experiments decision science economic behavior economics psychology behavioural process economic psychology animal behavior experimental decision making human decision process experimental analysis of behavior experimental psychology avian biology comparative psychology delay discounting probability discounting behavioral research breeding behavior cognitive science human behavior valuation social behavior entomology animal cognition behavioral disorders child psychology reward systems impulsivity consumer economics consumer choice sleep disorders ornithology ethology abnormal child psychology behavior analysis inhibitory process syndromic autism animal performance individual decision making foraging biological influences economic analysis derivative pricing intertemporal portfolio choice dynamic economics compulsive behaviors behavioural psychology market behavior incentive mechanisms neuroeconomics behavioral measurements preference modeling preference learning revealed preferences primate behavior sequential decision making stress hormones pricing policy poultry farming differential effects directly consumable rewards probabilistic rewards autism spectrum disorder adjusting-delay procedures subjective value future rewards preference reversals domain effect key pecking treadle pressing response factors pavlovian influences choice behavior choice theory

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0294 Voluntary Alcohol Consumption and Sleep Deprivation in Rats. SLEEP (2022)

Aesha KhanCatharine TriceDaniel HoltJeff Dyche

alcohol (drug)sleep deprivationsleepvoluntary alcohol consumptionhealth sciences

Rat Psychomotor Vigilance Task Performance Following Chronic Sleep Restriction and Systemic Caffeine Administration. Journal of Caffeine and Adenosine Research (2020)

rehabilitationneuropsychologyneuropsychopharmacologysleep medicinesystemic caffeine administrationchronic sleep restrictionsleep disorderssleeppineal researchpsychiatryneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencehuman performance

0211 Rodent Psychomotor Vigilance Task Performance Following Chronic Sleep Restriction in Wistar Han and Sprague Dawley Rats. SLEEP (2019)

Morgan CreweDaniel D HoltJeff Dyche

chronic sleep restrictionsprague dawley ratssleep disorderssleeppsychologywistar hananimal performanceneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Delay Discounting in the Pigeon: In Search of a Magnitude Effect. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (2019)

social behavioranimal behaviorbehavioural processcomparative psychologymagnitude effectdecision sciencehuman decision processdecision theorydelay discountingbehavioral experimentsexperimental decision makingbehavioral decision makingcognitive scienceexperimental analysis of behaviorbehavioral sciences

In Search of a Magnitude Effect in Pigeon. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (2019)

social behavioranimal behaviorcomparative psychologyavian biologybehavioral ecologymagnitude effectethologybreeding behaviorexperimental psychologybehavioral sciences

Rodent Psychomotor Vigilance Task Performance Following Chronic Sleep Restriction and Systemic Caffeine Administration. Journal of Caffeine and Adenosine Research (2019)

rehabilitationneuropsychopharmacologysleep medicinesystemic caffeine administrationsleep disorderssleepaddiction biologybehavioral experimentsneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencehuman performance

0221 Cortisol Levels in Rat Urine Following Chronic Sleep Deprivation in Forced Exercise Wheels and Gentle Handling Chambers. SLEEP (2018)

physiologyforced exercise wheelskinesiologyexercise physiologysleeppineal researchstress hormonescortisol levelspsychoneuroendocrinologystress (biology)gentle handling chambers

Towards Validation of Delay Discounting in the Pigeon. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (2018)

behavioural processdecision sciencedecision theorydelay discountingbehavioral experimentsexperimental decision makingbehavioral decision makingexperimental analysis of behaviorbehavioral sciences

Toward Validation of Delay Discounting in the Pigeon. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (2018)

behavioural processdecision sciencedecision theorydelay discountingbehavioral experimentsexperimental decision makingbehavioral decision makingexperimental analysis of behaviorbehavioral sciences

The Domain Effect in Delay Discounting: The Roles of Fungibility and Perishability. Behavioural Processes (2016)

Daniel D. HoltKathryn GlodowskiRochelle R. Smits-SeemannAndrew M. Tiry

delay discountingbehavioural processdomain effectbehavioral sciences

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Daniel D. Holt

Professor

James Madison University

Affiliations

College of Health and Behavioral Studies

Department of Psychology

Daniel D. Holt is currently serving as a College Of Health And Behavioral Studies Professor at James Madison University.

Honors

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Experiences

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James Madison University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

0294 Voluntary Alcohol Consumption and Sleep Deprivation in Rats. SLEEP (2022)

Aesha KhanCatharine TriceDaniel HoltJeff Dyche

alcohol (drug)sleep deprivationsleepvoluntary alcohol consumptionhealth sciences

Rat Psychomotor Vigilance Task Performance Following Chronic Sleep Restriction and Systemic Caffeine Administration. Journal of Caffeine and Adenosine Research (2020)

0211 Rodent Psychomotor Vigilance Task Performance Following Chronic Sleep Restriction in Wistar Han and Sprague Dawley Rats. SLEEP (2019)

Morgan CreweDaniel D HoltJeff Dyche

chronic sleep restrictionsprague dawley ratssleep disorderssleeppsychologywistar hananimal performanceneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Delay Discounting in the Pigeon: In Search of a Magnitude Effect. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (2019)

In Search of a Magnitude Effect in Pigeon. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (2019)

social behavioranimal behaviorcomparative psychologyavian biologybehavioral ecologymagnitude effectethologybreeding behaviorexperimental psychologybehavioral sciences

Rodent Psychomotor Vigilance Task Performance Following Chronic Sleep Restriction and Systemic Caffeine Administration. Journal of Caffeine and Adenosine Research (2019)

rehabilitationneuropsychopharmacologysleep medicinesystemic caffeine administrationsleep disorderssleepaddiction biologybehavioral experimentsneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencehuman performance

0221 Cortisol Levels in Rat Urine Following Chronic Sleep Deprivation in Forced Exercise Wheels and Gentle Handling Chambers. SLEEP (2018)

physiologyforced exercise wheelskinesiologyexercise physiologysleeppineal researchstress hormonescortisol levelspsychoneuroendocrinologystress (biology)gentle handling chambers

Towards Validation of Delay Discounting in the Pigeon. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (2018)

behavioural processdecision sciencedecision theorydelay discountingbehavioral experimentsexperimental decision makingbehavioral decision makingexperimental analysis of behaviorbehavioral sciences

Toward Validation of Delay Discounting in the Pigeon. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (2018)

behavioural processdecision sciencedecision theorydelay discountingbehavioral experimentsexperimental decision makingbehavioral decision makingexperimental analysis of behaviorbehavioral sciences

The Domain Effect in Delay Discounting: The Roles of Fungibility and Perishability. Behavioural Processes (2016)

Daniel D. HoltKathryn GlodowskiRochelle R. Smits-SeemannAndrew M. Tiry

delay discountingbehavioural processdomain effectbehavioral sciences

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