John W. Hennessy

Influence of experiential factors and gonadal hormones on pituitary-adrenal response of the mouse to novelty and electric shock.

John W. Hennessy, Richard Levin, Seymour Levine · Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology · 1977 · 96 citations

Plasma corticosterone levels during recovery from LiCl produced taste aversions

William P. Smotherman, John W. Hennessy, Seymour Levine · Behavioral Biology · 1976 · 91 citations

Behavioral Neuroscience, Medicine, Behavioural Pharmacology +6

Conditioned taste aversion and the pituitary-adrenal system

John W. Hennessy, William P. Smotherman, Seymour Levine · Behavioral Biology · 1976 · 78 citations

Behavioral Sciences, Appetite Control, Behavioral Neuroscience +10

Uncertainty, as defined by the contingency between environmental events, and the adrenocortical response of the rat to electric shock.

John W. Hennessy, Maurice G. King, T.A. McClure et al. · Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology · 1977 · 44 citations

Adrenocortical Response, Affective Neuroscience, Environmental Events +22

Plasma corticosterone levels as an index of the strength of illness induced taste aversions

William P. Smotherman, John W. Hennessy, Seymour Levine · Physiology & Behavior · 1976 · 42 citations

Psychoneuroimmunology, Behavioral Sciences, Appetite Control +9