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TWO DIFFERENT KINDS OF KEY PECK IN THE PIGEON: SOME PROPERTIES OF RESPONSES MAINTAINED BY NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE RESPONSE‐REINFORCER CONTINGENCIES1
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  • 1975SOME VARIABLES AFFECTING RATE OF KEY PECKING DURING RESPONSE‐INDEPENDENT PROCEDURES (AUTOSHAPING)158 cited
  • 1981AUTOSHAPING IN THE RAT: EFFECTS OF OMISSION ON THE FORM OF THE RESPONSE57 cited
  • 1978Operant Psychology as Factory Psychology

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  • 1973MAINTENANCE OF KEY PECKING BY RESPONSE‐INDEPENDENT FOOD PRESENTATION: THE ROLE OF THE MODALITY OF THE SIGNAL FOR FOOD148 cited
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