Rapid acquisition of preference in concurrent chains : Effects of D-amphetamine on sensitivity to reinforcement delay /

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Rapid acquisition of preference in concurrent chains : Effects of D-amphetamine on sensitivity to reinforcement delay /

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Altres autors:	Grace, Randolph C., Hughes, Christine E., McLean, Anthony P., Pitts, Raymond C., Ta, Wei-Min.
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Idioma:	English
Matèries:	Acquisition Behavioral mechanisms D-amphetamine Key peck Pigeons Preference Reinforcement delay
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