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BEHAVIORAL CONTRAST WITH FIXED‐INTERVAL AND LOW‐RATE REINFORCEMENT1

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The present experiments demonstrate behavioral contrast with a fixed-interval (FI) and with a DRL' schedule of reinforcement: Each schedule maintains a higher rate of responding when it is alternated with a stimulus correlated with extinction than when it is alternated with a stimulus correlated with reinforcement.The occurrence of contrast with these two schedules casts doubt on accounts of contrast that de- pend on the effects of selective reinforcement or pun- ishment of different inter-response times. METHOD SubjectsFour experienced, adult, male, White Carneaux pigeons were maintained at 80% of their free-feeding body-weights.

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1957Schedules of reinforcement.1961BEHAVIORAL CONTRAST 1961RELATIVITY OF RESPONSE RATE AND REINFORCEMENT FREQUENCY IN A MULTIPLE SCHEDULE1 1958Control of behavior in chimpanzees and pigeons by time out from positive reinforcement.1961AN ANALYSIS OF INTERACTIONS IN A MULTIPLE SCHEDULE 1961BEHAVIORAL CONTRAST IN A MULTIPLE AND CONCURRENT SCHEDULE OF REINFORCEMENT1

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