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M. P. <strong>Martinetti</strong> 12/16/2011 - p. 4<br />

ECP is a nationally recognized, peer-reviewed journal published by the American<br />

Psychological Association (APA). Its impact factor is 1.696 (JCR, 2004) and received a<br />

percentile rank within the discipline of 72% in 2002 (http://mdl.ipc.pku.edu.cn/pdf/jcr-<br />

2002). The above paper appeared in a special issue of ECP, commemorating the “Decade<br />

of Behavior.” Papers illustrating the use of behavioral techniques to approach<br />

pharmacological questions were included in the issue. This paper appeared with papers by<br />

several renowned behavioral pharmacologists, including Richard Meisch, who is a coauthor<br />

on the Spiga et al. paper listed above. The second author, Matthew Andrzejewski,<br />

and I conducted the research and wrote the paper while completing our graduate studies at<br />

Temple University. We shared these responsibilities equally. Philip Hineline and Michael<br />

Lewis were our respective mentors and provided conceptual contributions to the project.<br />

Sarafino, E. P., <strong>Paterson</strong>, M. E., & Murphy, E. L. (1998). Age and the impacts of triggers in<br />

childhood asthma. Journal of Asthma, 35(2), 211-215.<br />

The Journal of Asthma is a nationally recognized, peer-reviewed journal of research on<br />

asthma. This paper was the result of an Independent Study project conducted while I was<br />

an undergraduate at Trenton State College. Edward Sarafino was the faculty supervisor of<br />

the project. Erin Murphy and I produced a manuscript as part of the independent study<br />

requirement, and Ed used that manuscript to form the foundation for the published paper. I<br />

received second (rather than third) authorship on the paper because I provided substantive<br />

conceptual comments to Ed‟s draft of the manuscript.<br />

MANUSCRIPTS UNDER REVISION<br />

Gentile, N. D., Librizzi, E. H., & <strong>Martinetti</strong>, M.P. (submitted Oct. 24, 2011; received revise and<br />

resubmit decision on Nov. 28, 2011). Academic constraints on alcohol consumption in<br />

college students: a behavioral economic analysis. Experimental and Clinical<br />

Psychopharmacology.<br />

MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION<br />

<strong>Martinetti</strong>, M. P., LaHart, B., McFadden, D., & Spiga, R. A behavioral economic analysis of<br />

operant ethanol self-administration in alcohol-preferring (P) and non-preferring (NP) rats.<br />

<strong>Martinetti</strong>, M. P. & Berman, H. The behavioral economics of alcohol consumption in college<br />

students: Effects of class size and class level.<br />

<strong>Martinetti</strong>, M. P. & Silakoski, A. A behavioral economic analysis of operant ethanol and<br />

nicotine self-administration in alcohol-preferring (P) rats.<br />

Spiga, R., Wilson, K., & <strong>Martinetti</strong>, M. P. Human drug self-administration: An exponential<br />

analysis of nicotine and ethanol interactions.<br />

Perkel, J. & <strong>Martinetti</strong>, M. P. An assessment of delay discounting for sucrose in alcoholpreferring<br />

(P) and non-preferring (NP) rats.<br />

Spiga, R., <strong>Martinetti</strong>, M. P., et al. Human alcohol self-administration: An exponential demand<br />

analysis of interaction with naltrexone.

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