Learning and behavior: a Psychonomic Society publication

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  Año 2003, Vol. 31, Número 1

  • Tracking of the expected time to reinforcement in temporal conditioning procedures

    Kimberly Kirkpatrick

    págs. 3-21

    

  • Stimulus control in fixed interfood intervals

    William L. Palya

    págs. 22-34

    

  • The role of temporal variables in inhibition produced through extinction

    James C Denniston

    págs. 35-48

    

  • Savings in classical conditioning in the rabbit as a function of extended extinction

    Gabrielle Weidemann

    págs. 49-68

    

  • Impact of Brief or extended extinction of a taste aversion on inhibitory associations: evidence from summation, retardation, and preference tests

    Douglas C. Brooks

    págs. 69-84

    

  • Overshadowing as a function of trial number: dynamics of first and second-order comparator effects

    Steven Stout

    págs. 85-97

    

  • "Artificial grammar learning" in pigeons: a preliminary analysis

    Walter T. Herbranson

    págs. 98-106

    
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  Año 2003, Vol. 31, Número 2

  • The role of sensory preconditioning in memory retrieval by preverbal infants

    Rachel Barr

    págs. 111-123

    

  • Protection from extinction

    Robert A. Rescorla

    págs. 124-132

    

  • A bottlenose dolphin discriminates visual stimuli differing in numerosity

    Annette Kilian

    págs. 133-142

    

  • Competition among spatial cues in a naturalistic food carrying task

    Brett M. Gibson

    págs. 143-159

    

  • Socially transmitted food preferences can be used to study long-term memory in rats

    Bennett G. Galef

    págs. 160-164

    

  • Taste avoidance and taste aversion: evidence for two differents processes

    Linda A. Parker

    págs. 165-172

    

  • Effects of postconditioning inflation on odor taste compound conditioning

    W. Robert Batsell

    págs. 173-184

    

  • Changes in stimulus salience as a result of stimulus preexposure: evidence from aversive and appetitive testing procedures

    C.A.J. Blair

    págs. 185-191

    

  • Assessing power PC

    Lorraine G. Allan

    págs. 192-204

    

  • Human casuality judgments and response rates on DRL and DRH schedules of reinforcement

    Phil Reed

    pág. 205

    
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  Año 2003, Vol. 31, Número 3

  • Elemental versus configural perception in a people-presente/people-absent discrimination task by Pigeons

    Ulrike Aust

    págs. 213-224

    

  • The effect of rate of reinforcement ant time in sessions on preference for variability

    Frances K. Mcsweeney

    págs. 225-241

    

  • Temporal integration and temporal backward associations in human and nonhuman subjects

    Francisco Arcediano

    págs. 242-256

    

  • Timing in retroactive interference

    Martha Escobar

    págs. 257-272

    

  • Competition between ethanol-induced reward and aversioon in place conditioning

    Christopher L. Cunningham

    págs. 273-280

    

  • Negative priming and occasion setting in an appetitive pavlovian procedure

    Esther Mondragon

    págs. 281-291

    

  • Conditioning specific reflex modification of the rabbit (Oryctolagus cunuculus) Nictitaning membrane response. US intensity effects

    Matthew A. Seager

    págs. 292-298

    

  • Recovery effects after extinction in the Morris swimming pool navigation task

    Josè Prados

    págs. 299-304

    
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  Año 2003, Vol. 31, Número 4

  • Domestic pigeons (Columba livia) discriminate between photographs of individual pigeons

    Tamo Nakamura

    págs. 307-317

    

  • Learning by pigeons playing against tit-for-tat in an operant prisioner¿s dilemma

    Federico Sanabria

    págs. 318-331

    

  • Response stability and variability induced in humans by different feedback contingencies

    J.H.R. Maes

    págs. 332-348

    

  • Exploring the limits of spatial memory in rats using very large mazes

    Mark R. Cole

    págs. 349-368

    

  • Effects of context exposure during conditioning on conditioned tastes aversions

    Carla Bills

    págs. 369-377

    

  • Massive preexposure and preexposure in multiple contexts attenuate the context specificity of latent inhibition

    Daniel S. Wheeler

    págs. 378-386

    

  • Appetitive latent inhibition in rats: now you see it (sign tracking), now you don¿t (goal tracking)

    Robert L Boughner

    págs. 387-392

    

  • Outcome-specific conditioned inhibition in pavlovian backward conditioning

    Andrew R. Delamater

    pág. 393