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INDEPENDENCE OF RESPONSE FORCE AND REINFORCEMENT RATE ON CONCURRENT VARIABLE‐INTERVAL SCHEDULE PERFORMANCE

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1989SENSITIVITY OF TIME ALLOCATION TO AN OVERALL REINFORCER RATE FEEDBACK FUNCTION IN CONCURRENT INTERVAL SCHEDULES39 cited

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