Concurrent resurgence and behavioral history /

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Concurrent resurgence and behavioral history /

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Príomhúdar:	Silva, Stephanie P. Da.
Údair Eile:	Lattal, Kennon A., Maxwell, Megan E.
Formáid:	Bài viết
Teanga:	English
Ábhair:	Behavioral history Concurrent schedule Key peck Pigeons Response recovery Resurgence
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Relative reinforcer rates and magnitudes do not control concurrent choice independently /
le: Elliffe, Douglas.

Some effects of procedural variations on choice responding in concurrent chains/
le: Moore, J.

Dual effects on choice of conditioned reinforcement frequency and conditioned reinforcement value /
le: McDevitt, Margaret A.

Combinations of response-dependent and response-independent schedule-correlated stimulus presentation in an observing procedure /
le: DeFulio, Anthony.

Rapid acquisition of preference in concurrent chains when alternatives differ on multiple dimensions of reinforcement /
le: Kyonka, Elizabeth G. E.

Induced attack during fixed-ratio and matched-time schedules of food presentation /
le: Kupfer, Anne.

Tolerance to effects of cocaine on behavior under a response-initiated fixed-interval schedule /
le: Weaver, Matthew T.

Resurgence of integrated behavioral units /
le: Bacha-Mendez, Gustavo.

Concurrent reinforcement schedules for problem behavior and appropriate behavior : Experimental applications of the matching law /

Discriminated timeout-avoidance in pigeons : The roles of added stimuli /
le: DeFulio, Anthony.

IRT-stimulus contingencies in chained schedules : Implications for the concept of conditioned reinforcement /
le: Bejarano, Rafael.

Why pigeons say what they do : Reinforcer magnitude and response requirement effects on say responding in say-do correspondence /
le: Silva, Stephanie P. da.

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

Influences on cocaine tolerance assessed under a multiple conjunctive schedule of reinforcement /
le: Yoon, Jin Ho.

Pigeons (Columba LIVIA) approach nash equilibrium in experimental matching pennies competitions /
le: Sanabria, Federico.

Resistance to change and frequency of response-dependent stimuli uncorrelated with reinforcement /

Demand equations for qualitatively different foods under fixed-ratio schedules : A comparison of three data conversions /

Reinforcer accumulation in a token-reinforcement context with pigeons /
le: Yankelevitz, Rachelle L.

Interresponse time structures in variable-ratio and variable-interval schedules /
le: Bowers, Matthew T.

The differentiation of response numerosities in the pigeon /
le: Machado, Armando.

Resurgence of infant caregiving responses /
le: Bruzek, Jennifer L.

A computational theory of selection by consequences applied to concurrent schedules /

Conditional reinforcers and informative stimuli in a constant environment /
le: Boutros, Nathalie., et al.

Extensive training is insufficient to produce the work-ethic effect in pigeons /
le: Vasconcelos, Marco.

A model for residence time in concurrent variable interval performance /
le: Navakatikyan, Michael A.

Response allocation in concurrent chains when terminal-link delays follow an ascending and descending series /
le: Christensen, Darren R.

Timing, remembering, discrimination /
le: Sargisson, Rebecca J.

Within-trial contrast : When is a failure to replicate not a Type I error ? : Comment /
le: Zentall, Thomas R.

Context effects in a temporal discrimination task : Further tests of the Scalar Expectancy Theory and Learning-to-Time models /
le: Arantes, Joana.

The identities hidden in the matching laws, their uses /
le: Thorne, David R.

Risky choice in pigeons and humans : A cross-species comparison /
le: Lagorio, Carla H.

Do adjusting-amount and adjusting-delay procedures produce equivalent estimates of subjective value in pigeons ? /

Local effects of delayed food /
le: Davison, Michael.

The stay/switch model of concurrent choice /
le: MacDonall, James S.

Associative symmetry, anti-symmetry, a theory of pigeons equivalence-class formation /
le: Urcuioli, Peter J.

Preference for a stimulus that follows a relatively aversive event : Contrast or delay reduction ? /
le: Singer, Rebecca A.

Stochastic matching and the voluntary nature of choice /
le: Neuringer, Allen.

The matching relation and situation-specific bias modulation in professional football play selection /
le: Stilling, Stephanie T.

Delay-amount tradeoffs in choices by pigeons and rats : Hyperbolic versus exponential discounting /
le: Mazur, James E.

Seasonal variation in pigeon body weight and delayed matching-to-sample performance /