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FACILITATION OF LARGE RATIO PERFORMANCE BY USE OF CONDITIONED REINFORCEMENT1

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Fixed ratio performance was examined in the chimpanzee under two alternating conditions. In one, conditioned reinforcement followed successive fractions of the total ratio, and in the other it was omitted. Shorter pauses and working times, and the development of a strong preference resulted for the condition affording conditioned reinforcement.

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1962A REVIEW OF POSITIVE CONDITIONED REINFORCEMENT1 1962AN EXPERIMENTAL OUTLINE FOR BUILDING AND EXPLORING MULTI‐OPERANT BEHAVIOR REPERTOIRES

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