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Full-Text Articles in Experimental Analysis of Behavior
Effects Of Manipulating Enforced Attention And Reinforcement For Correctness On The Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test Performances Of Kindergarten Children, Galen James Alessi
Effects Of Manipulating Enforced Attention And Reinforcement For Correctness On The Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test Performances Of Kindergarten Children, Galen James Alessi
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Learning Set And Generalization Of The Non-Matching Concept In Pigeons, M. Katherine Stephens
Learning Set And Generalization Of The Non-Matching Concept In Pigeons, M. Katherine Stephens
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Training Third Grade Educated Women To Teach Cognitive Skills To Disadvantaged Children, Michael D. Roberts
Training Third Grade Educated Women To Teach Cognitive Skills To Disadvantaged Children, Michael D. Roberts
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
A Method For Sensing And Recording Simultaneous Behavioral And Electrophysiological Epileptiform Activity And The Observed Suppression Of Paroxysmal Spiking Activity With Classical Conditioning Procedures, J. H. Tough
Masters Theses
A method for sensing and recording the simultaneous behavioral and electrophysiological activity of epileptic seizures was developed. An activity sensing cage consisting of an inverted loudspeaker translated motor behavior into voltage changes. The resultant voltage changes were integrated, amplified and recorded on a polygraph concurrently with electrophysiological data. The method was shown to 1) sense reliably a repeated standard input, 2) be sensitive to differing minute amounts of force and 3) produce data which lends itself to analysis with less variability than a more conventional technique.
Experimental manipulation of epileptiform activity revealed that a behavioral response to the onset of …
Orderly Versus Random Stimulus Organization As A Parameter Of Problem-Solving Difficulty In A Visual Discrimination Task, Edward S. Itkin
Orderly Versus Random Stimulus Organization As A Parameter Of Problem-Solving Difficulty In A Visual Discrimination Task, Edward S. Itkin
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Development Of A Fake Scale For Edwards Personal Preference Schedule - A, James Harvey Brammer
Development Of A Fake Scale For Edwards Personal Preference Schedule - A, James Harvey Brammer
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Hippocampal Lesions On Short Term Memory In The Rat, Alfred Collins
The Effects Of Hippocampal Lesions On Short Term Memory In The Rat, Alfred Collins
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Influence Of Prior Training On The Acquisition Of Drl Performance, Susan E. Jasin
The Influence Of Prior Training On The Acquisition Of Drl Performance, Susan E. Jasin
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effect Of Two Different Scoring Contingencies On Student Exam Performance, Alvin R. Kubat
The Effect Of Two Different Scoring Contingencies On Student Exam Performance, Alvin R. Kubat
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
An Analysis Of Conceptual Color Matching, James T. Northrop
An Analysis Of Conceptual Color Matching, James T. Northrop
Masters Theses
The key pecking responses of six pigeons were reinforced in the presence of a bisected response key when both halves were of equal wavelength; responses to non-matching presentations were not reinforced. Subsequent generalization tests involving novel non-matching stimuli were conducted in extinction. The results indicated the acquisition of a conceptual color matching discrimination; however, post-discrimination training peak shifts may interfere with the demonstration of the concept of color matching.
An Investigation Of The Effects Of Specific Parameters On An Experimental Analogue Of The Anxiety Relief Hypothesis, Gary W. Hardy
An Investigation Of The Effects Of Specific Parameters On An Experimental Analogue Of The Anxiety Relief Hypothesis, Gary W. Hardy
Masters Theses
Thirty-two, naive, albino rats were randomly assigned to one of eight treatment groups with four members per group. The apparatus used was a modified one-way avoidance chamber developed by Baum (1965). The variables studied were the effects of a retraining anxiety relief condition, a hierarchical presentation of tone with the anxiety relief condition, different inter-trial intervals, and the interactions of these variables. All subjects were given the anxiety training to a ninety decibel tone and one-half of the subjects were given anxiety relief training. All subjects were trained to a criterion of ten consecutive avoidance responses in a one-way avoidance …
A Test As A Delayed Contingency For Acquiring Elementary Textual Behavior In A Classroom Setting For Trainable Retardates, Eugene A. Kaprowy
A Test As A Delayed Contingency For Acquiring Elementary Textual Behavior In A Classroom Setting For Trainable Retardates, Eugene A. Kaprowy
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Diagonal Band Of Broca Lesions Upon Pain-Elicited Fighting And Water Intake, David A. Nolley
The Effects Of Diagonal Band Of Broca Lesions Upon Pain-Elicited Fighting And Water Intake, David A. Nolley
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effect Of The Intersession Interval Upon Avoidance Responding In A Free Operant Two Lever Escape-Avoidance Procedure, John Michael Mccarthy
The Effect Of The Intersession Interval Upon Avoidance Responding In A Free Operant Two Lever Escape-Avoidance Procedure, John Michael Mccarthy
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Learning-Set Acquisition In Pigeons, Stephen A. Daniel
Learning-Set Acquisition In Pigeons, Stephen A. Daniel
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Quantifiable Effects Of Different Photographic Stimuli On Apparent Visual Movement, David L. Novak
The Quantifiable Effects Of Different Photographic Stimuli On Apparent Visual Movement, David L. Novak
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Several Chemical Agents On Short Term Memory, Michael J. Bedecs
The Effects Of Several Chemical Agents On Short Term Memory, Michael J. Bedecs
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Step Size, Mode Of Response And Student Ability On Programmed Learning, Thomas Mackie
The Effects Of Step Size, Mode Of Response And Student Ability On Programmed Learning, Thomas Mackie
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Wavelength Matching In The Pigeon, Robert W. Griffin
Wavelength Matching In The Pigeon, Robert W. Griffin
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
A New Method For Studying Variables Controlling Television Viewing, Diana Reda
A New Method For Studying Variables Controlling Television Viewing, Diana Reda
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Auditory Evoked Potentials: Relationship To Stimulus Intensity And Effects Of Noise Exposure, Judith Lyn Buelke
Auditory Evoked Potentials: Relationship To Stimulus Intensity And Effects Of Noise Exposure, Judith Lyn Buelke
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Daily Quizzes With Review And Rededial Quizzes And Examination Performance, Mary Collamer Hubbard
Daily Quizzes With Review And Rededial Quizzes And Examination Performance, Mary Collamer Hubbard
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Acquisition Of A Complex Concept In Pigeons, James W. Siddall
The Acquisition Of A Complex Concept In Pigeons, James W. Siddall
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Positive Conditioned Supperssion: A Replication And Extension, Julia C. Curtin
Positive Conditioned Supperssion: A Replication And Extension, Julia C. Curtin
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
An Analysis Of Polydipsia As Produced By A Multiple Schedule, Joseph J. Vaal
An Analysis Of Polydipsia As Produced By A Multiple Schedule, Joseph J. Vaal
Masters Theses
Polydipsia and contrast effects are two behavioral phenomena produced by manipulations of the reinforcement schedules under which the organisms are behaving. The present study created a complex situation by subjecting rats to a multiple reinforcement schedule. This situation allowed simultaneous examination of both operant and induced drinking behavior. Furthermore, this situation allowed for an examination of possible schedule interactions with respect to the induced and operant drinking behaviors.
It was expected that the results of this study would show that behavioral contrast effects could be obtained in a polydipsic situation. Even though the expected results were not obtained, it is …
Stimulus Control And The Effects Of Stimulus Change On Aggression In Children, Marilyn S. Arnett
Stimulus Control And The Effects Of Stimulus Change On Aggression In Children, Marilyn S. Arnett
Masters Theses
Five children has the opportunity at programmed intervals to shock a rat during daily 10 min sessions. An aggression response was defined as producing rat shock and reinforcement was not made contingent on any response within the experimental chamber. Response increment occurred for all subjects upon introduction of a visual cue which signaled shock period onset. A discrimination between shock and no-shock periods developed for all subjects and response increment occurred for all subjects due to a change in the manipulanda. Two subjects who initially preferred shocking the rat, also produced visual feedback when available, although average shock rate was …
The Development Of Behavioral Contrast In Human Subjects, Joel Steven Ray
The Development Of Behavioral Contrast In Human Subjects, Joel Steven Ray
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Strength Of Conditioned Reinforcement In Chain Schedules: The Effect Of Altering Minimum Time To Reinforcement, Robert P. Ludlow
Strength Of Conditioned Reinforcement In Chain Schedules: The Effect Of Altering Minimum Time To Reinforcement, Robert P. Ludlow
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Chlorpromazine On Escape And Avoidance Behavior, Susan E. Bohlmann Lapato
The Effects Of Chlorpromazine On Escape And Avoidance Behavior, Susan E. Bohlmann Lapato
Masters Theses
The present study was designed to investigate the effectiveness of a two lever escape avoidance paradigm as a potential drug evaluation procedure. In this procedure responses on one lever postponed the onset of shock for a fixed period of time while responses on the other lever were effective only in terminating shock. This procedure effectively separates the escape and avoidance behaviors of a single organism and should provide a sensitive baseline upon which to measure the specific effects of drugs upon these two behaviors. The specific and differential effects of three dose levels of chlorpromazine upon escape and avoidance behaviors …
Avoidance And Escape Responses In A Free Operant Avoidance Procedure As A Function Of Avoidance-Shock Intervals, Kathleen M. Krumhus
Avoidance And Escape Responses In A Free Operant Avoidance Procedure As A Function Of Avoidance-Shock Intervals, Kathleen M. Krumhus
Masters Theses
Rats were trained on an unsignalled shock procedure, using a two lever apparatus. Responses on one lever postponed the onset of electric shock for a specified time period, the Avoidance-Shock interval. A response on the second lever terminated shock and delayed the onset of the next shock eight seconds, the Escape-Shock interval. Shock was continuous until the subject depressed the second lever. Changes in response rate on both levers were recorded as a function of manipulations of the duration of the Avoidance-Shock interval.
If responses on both bars are summed, data obtained are comparable with findings obtained from the manipulation …