Punishment in the Squirrel Monkey Saimiri sciurea

James B. Appel

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Behavioral and Psychological Studies Neurotransmitter Receptor Influence on Behavior Memory and Neural Mechanisms

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Punishment has been found not only to suppress the rate of a foodmaintained operant response in the squirrel monkey under conditions of high deprivation but to inhibit the emission of that response for 50 days (400 hours) after the punishment has been withdrawn.

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1944An experimental study of punishment.1960EFFECTS OF PUNISHMENT INTENSITY DURING VARIABLE‐INTERVAL REINFORCEMENT 1960Sequential Effects of Punishment

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