Relative reinforcer rates and magnitudes do not control concurrent choice independently /

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Relative reinforcer rates and magnitudes do not control concurrent choice independently /

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Hoofdauteur:	Elliffe, Douglas.
Andere auteurs:	Davison, Michael., Landon, Jason.
Formaat:	Artikel
Taal:	English
Onderwerpen:	Choice Concurrent schedules Generalized matching Key peck Pigeons Reinforcer magnitude Reinforcer rate
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