Evaluation of Behavior in a Stochastic Choice Setting

S. A. Hensch · C. Donald Heth

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This note presents a result obtained during a study of concurrent variable-interval choice by rats. The evidence suggests that an animal may be able to optimize reward rate in a changing environment and that animals are sensitive to daily fluctuations in reward rates.

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1985Adaptive Behavior and Learning 1985The Ecology of Foraging Behavior: Implications for Animal Learning and Memory 1981HOW TO MAXIMIZE REWARD RATE ON TWO VARIABLE‐INTERVAL PARADIGMS

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