Autoshaping the Pigeon's Gape Response: Acquisition and Topography as a Function of Reinforcer Type and Magnitude (original) (raw)
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Animal Learning & Behavior, 1988
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John Ziriax
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The Associative Relation Underlying Autoshaping in the PIGEON1
Guy Woodruff
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William Myerson
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Mark Leyland
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Richard Ettinger, Frances McSweeney
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Associative interaction: joint control of key pecking by stimulus-reinforcer and response-reinforcer relationships
Guy Woodruff
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Variability of response location for pigeons responding under continuous reinforcement, intermittent reinforcement, and extinction1
David Eckerman
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Frances McSweeney
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David Eckerman
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 1969
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Guy Woodruff
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