Joel Daphna

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 100%
2. Compulsive Behavior 62%
3. Brain 41%
4. Corpus Striatum 38%
5. Globus Pallidus 35%
6. Basal Ganglia 33%
7. Quinpirole 32%
8. Prefrontal Cortex 32%
9. Sex Characteristics 31%
10. Animal Models 26%
11. Psychological Extinction 23%
12. Reward 23%
13. Subthalamic Nucleus 21%
14. Quinolinic Acid 19%
15. Nucleus Accumbens 19%
16. Psychology Reinforcement 18%
17. Huntington Disease 18%
18. Paroxetine 17%
19. Pharmacology 17%
20. Learning 16%
21. Dopamine 13%
22. Food 12%
23. Magnetic Resonance Imaging 12%
24. Entopeduncular Nucleus 12%
25. Sexuality 12%
26. Obsessive Behavior 11%
27. Haloperidol 10%
28. Primates 10%
29. Genitalia 10%
30. Psychological Inhibition 9%
31. Serotonin Uptake Inhibitors 9%
32. Parkinson Disease 8%
33. SCH 23390 8%
34. Sexual Behavior 8%
35. 8-(5-(5-amino-2,4-dimethoxyphenyl)-5-oxopentyl)-1,3,8-triazaspiro(4.5)decane-2,4-dione 8%
36. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders 7%
37. Putamen 7%
38. Bees 7%
39. Gray Matter 7%
40. Antipsychotic Agents 7%
41. Memantine 7%
42. Schizophrenia 7%
43. Transgender Persons 7%
44. Motivation 6%
45. Animal Shells 6%
46. Excitatory Amino Acid Agents 6%
47. Chorea 6%
48. Ventral Striatum 6%
49. Psychology 6%
50. Decision Making 6%