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CHOICE AND FORAGING: THE EFFECTS OF ACCESSIBILITY ON ACCEPTABILITY
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CHOICE AND FORAGING: THE EFFECTS OF ACCESSIBILITY ON ACCEPTABILITY (1988)CHOICE AND FORAGING: THE EFFECTS OF ACCES…CHOICE, FORAGING, AND REINFORCER DURATION (1986)CHOICE, FORAGING, AND REINFOR…CHOICE: A LOCAL ANALYSIS (1985)CHOICE: A LOCAL ANALYSISChoice, optimal foraging, and the delay-reduction hypothesis (1985)Choice, optimal foraging, and…BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS (1984)BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICSThe delay-reduction hypothesis: Extension to three-alternative choice. (1983)The delay-reduction hypothesi…Studying Foraging In The Psychological Laboratory (1983)Studying Foraging In The Psyc…INCENTIVE THEORY: II. MODELS FOR CHOICE (1982)INCENTIVE THEORY: II. MODELS …CHOICE BEHAVIOR OF RATS IN A CONCURRENT‐CHAINS SCHEDULE: AMOUNT AND DELAY OF REINFORCEMENT (1982)CHOICE BEHAVIOR OF RATS IN A …CHOICE AND FORAGING (1982)CHOICE AND FORAGINGForaging behavior: ecological, ethological, and psychological approaches (1980)Foraging behavior: ecological…Foraging and reinforcement schedules in the pigeon: Optimal and non-optimal aspects of choice (1979)Foraging and reinforcement sc…Self-control and general models of choice. (1976)Self-control and general mode…CHOICE AND RATE OF REINFORCEMENT1,2 (1969)CHOICE AND RATE OF REINFORCEM…Do pigeons (Columba livia) use information about the absence of food appropriately? A further look into suboptimal choice. (2017)Do pigeons (Columba livia) us…Optimal and Non-optimal Behavior Across Species (2012)Optimal and Non-optimal Behav…Foraging: An ecology model of consumer behaviour? 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  • 1969CHOICE AND RATE OF REINFORCEMENT1,2510 cited
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  • 1979Foraging and reinforcement schedules in the pigeon: Optimal and non-optimal aspects of choice315 cited
  • 1976Self-control and general models of choice.253 cited
  • 1982INCENTIVE THEORY: II. MODELS FOR CHOICE177 cited
  • 1982CHOICE AND FORAGING140 cited
  • 1982CHOICE BEHAVIOR OF RATS IN A CONCURRENT‐CHAINS SCHEDULE: AMOUNT AND DELAY OF REINFORCEMENT107 cited
  • 1986CHOICE, FORAGING, AND REINFORCER DURATION77 cited
  • 1985CHOICE: A LOCAL ANALYSIS74 cited
  • 1983The delay-reduction hypothesis: Extension to three-alternative choice.65 cited
  • 1983Studying Foraging In The Psychological Laboratory24 cited

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  • 1993DELAY REDUCTION: CURRENT STATUS97 cited
  • 2003The behavioral ecology of brand choice: How and what do consumers maximize?92 cited
  • 1997Effects of number of alternatives on choice in humans

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  • 1999Selection of Forced- and Free-Choice by Monkeys ( Macaca Fascicularis )51 cited
  • 1996RESPONSE‐DEPENDENT PRECHOICE EFFECTS ON FORAGING‐RELATED CHOICE38 cited
  • 1990UNIFICATION OF MODELS FOR CHOICE BETWEEN DELAYED REINFORCERS34 cited
  • 2017Do pigeons (Columba livia) use information about the absence of food appropriately? A further look into suboptimal choice.21 cited
  • 2012Foraging: An ecology model of consumer behaviour?21 cited
  • 1996DIFFERENCES IN DELAY, NOT RATIOS, CONTROL CHOICE IN CONCURRENT CHAINS17 cited
  • 1991CHOICE AND CONDITIONED REINFORCEMENT16 cited
  • 1994EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT ACCESSIBILITY OF REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULES ON CHOICE IN HUMANS15 cited
  • 2007CHOICE IN A SUCCESSIVE‐ENCOUNTERS PROCEDURE AND HYPERBOLIC DECAY OF REINFORCEMENT12 cited
  • 1990QUININE PELLETS AS AN INFERIOR GOOD AND A GIFFEN GOOD IN RATS12 cited
  • 2004Economic context and pigeons’ risk-taking: an integrative approach11 cited
  • 2012Optimal and Non-optimal Behavior Across Species6 cited
  • 2008Effects of reinforcer delay and variability in a successive-encounters procedure4 cited