The effect of noncontingent fixed- and variable-interval reinforcement upon subsequent acquisition of the fixed-interval scallop

Abstract Groups of rats received either no pretraining (Group N), pretraining with noncontingent FI-2 min. reinforcement (Group FI), or pretraining with noncontingent VI-2 min. reinforcement (Group VI) prior to learning to bar press on a FI-2 min. reinforcement schedule. The FI scallop was acquired...
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Autor*in:	Trapold, Milton A. [verfasserIn] Carlson, John G. Myers, William A.

Format:	E-Artikel
Sprache:	Englisch

Erschienen:	1965

Schlagwörter:	Variable Interval Fixed Interval Fast Acquisition Superstitious Behavior Free Operant Situation

Anmerkung:	© Psychonomic Science 1965

Übergeordnetes Werk:	Enthalten in: Psychonomic Science - Heidelberg : Springer, 1964, 2(1965), 1-12 vom: Jan., Seite 261-262
Übergeordnetes Werk:	volume:2 ; year:1965 ; number:1-12 ; month:01 ; pages:261-262

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abstract	Abstract Groups of rats received either no pretraining (Group N), pretraining with noncontingent FI-2 min. reinforcement (Group FI), or pretraining with noncontingent VI-2 min. reinforcement (Group VI) prior to learning to bar press on a FI-2 min. reinforcement schedule. The FI scallop was acquired most rapidly by Group FI and least rapidly by Group VI. Moreover, FI pretraining led to faster acquisition of both low post-reinforcement response rates and high pre-reinforcement response rates than VI pretraining. © Psychonomic Science 1965
abstractGer	Abstract Groups of rats received either no pretraining (Group N), pretraining with noncontingent FI-2 min. reinforcement (Group FI), or pretraining with noncontingent VI-2 min. reinforcement (Group VI) prior to learning to bar press on a FI-2 min. reinforcement schedule. The FI scallop was acquired most rapidly by Group FI and least rapidly by Group VI. Moreover, FI pretraining led to faster acquisition of both low post-reinforcement response rates and high pre-reinforcement response rates than VI pretraining. © Psychonomic Science 1965
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