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Spatial Generalization and Probability-Learning in a Five-Choice Situation
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  • 1965Role of incentive level, number of choices, and type of task in children's probability learning9 cited
  • 1961Deviations from Matching Behavior in Probability Learning7 cited
  • 1971The role of reinforcement procedure in children's probability learning as a function of age and number of response alternatives5 cited
  • 1971Multiple probable situation: A study of a five one-armed bandit problem5 cited

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