Effects of magnitude of reward and intensity of intermittent punishment on resistance to extinction
Abstract Subjects were given a high (10 pellets) or a low (one pellet) magnitude of continuous reinforcement combined factorially with 0,.1, or.8 m A of intermittent shock. Groups that received a low magnitude of food reinforcement were more resistant to extinction than those that received a high ma...
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