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Recent publications from our projects on prenatal alcohol and stress:

Schneider, M. L., Moore, C. F., & Kraemer, G. W.  (2001).  Moderate alcohol during pregnancy:  Learning and behavior in adolescent rhesus monkeys.  Alcoholism:  Clinical and Experimental Research, 25, 1383-1392.
Schneider, M. L., Moore, C. F., Roberts, A. D. & DeJesus, O.T.  (2001).  Prenatal stress alters early neurobehavior, stress  reactivity and learning in nonhuman primates:  A brief review.  Stress:  The International Journal on the Biology of Stress, 4, 183-193.
Schneider, M. L., Moore, C. F., & Becker, E. F.  (2001).  Timing of moderate alcohol exposure during pregnancy and neonatal outcome in rhesus monkeys (Macaca Mulatta).  Alcoholism:  Clinical and Experimental Research, 25, 1238-1246.
Schneider, M. L., Moore, C. F., Kraemer, G. W., Roberts, A. D. & DeJesus, O.T. (2002).  The impact of prenatal stress, fetal alcohol exposure, or both on development:  Perspectives from a primate model.  Psychoneuroendocrinology, 27, 285-298.
Schneider, M. L., Moore, C. F., & Kraemer, G.  (2003).  Prenatal perturbations and vulnerability to increased stress reactivity. In D. Cicchetti and E. Walker (Eds.), Neurodevelopmental mechanisms in  psychopathology.  Cambridge, UK:  Cambride University Press.
Schneider, M. L., Moore, C. F.  (2003).  Prenatal stress and offspring development in nonhuman primates.  In R. Barr (Ed.), Encyclopedia on Early Childhood Development, Center for Excellence on Early Childhood Development, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Schneider, M. L., & Moore, C. F.  (2000).  Effects of prenatal stress on development: A nonhuman primate model.  In C. Nelson (Ed.), Minnesota Symposium on Child Psychology. Lawrence Erlbaum.
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