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• 2021Putting the Self in Self-Correction: Findings From the Loss-of-Confidence Project86 cited
• 2019What Suboptimal Choice Tells Us About the Control of Behavior21 cited
• 2020The Δ–∑ hypothesis: How contrast and reinforcement rate combine to generate suboptimal choice20 cited
• 2022Paradoxical choice and the reinforcing value of information19 cited
• 2021Isomorphic decisional biases across perceptual tasks18 cited
• 2018Contrast between what is expected and what occurs increases pigeon’s suboptimal choice16 cited
• 2020The functional equivalence of two variants of the suboptimal choice task: choice proportion and response latency as measures of value16 cited
• 2023An animal model of human gambling behavior12 cited
• 2022Forced-exposure trials increase suboptimal choice8 cited
• 2021“What you see may not be what you get”: Reverse contingency and perceived loss aversion in pigeons6 cited
• 2023Theoretical Mechanisms of Paradoxical Choices Involving Information5 cited
• 2020The essential value of the alternatives of the suboptimal choice procedure is different for pigeons and rats3 cited
• 2023Inhibition and paradoxical choice3 cited
• 2021Pigeons are attracted to a perceived gain without an actual gain3 cited
• 2020Enhancing “self-control”: The paradoxical effect of delay of reinforcement3 cited
• 2019The Case for a Heuristic Approach to Account for Suboptimal Choice2 cited