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THE POST‐REINFORCEMENT PAUSE1

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Behavioral and Psychological Studies Neurotransmitter Receptor Influence on Behavior Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies

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Measurements of the post-reinforcement pause and response rate were obtained from four birds on a range of fixed ratio schedules from 25 to 150. The results indicated a consistent increase in the length of the pause as the ratio was increased. Response rate tended to decrease, but these data were less consistent and some reversals were apparent.

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1957Schedules of reinforcement.

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