Volume 11, Issue 2 pp. 209-220
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AN EXPERIMENTAL SPACE COMBINING INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIAL PERFORMANCES1

C. B. Ferster

C. B. Ferster

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, EYE RESEARCH INSTITUTE, AND ABBOTT LABORATORIES

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C. Hammer

C. Hammer

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, EYE RESEARCH INSTITUTE, AND ABBOTT LABORATORIES

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J. Randolph

Corresponding Author

J. Randolph

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, EYE RESEARCH INSTITUTE, AND ABBOTT LABORATORIES

Department of Pharmacology, Abbott Laboratories, North Chicago, Illinois.Search for more papers by this author
First published: March 1968
Citations: 4

Carried out under National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Grant NsG-450), Armed Forces Radio-biology Research Institute (Grant DA 49 146 XZ464), National Science Foundation (NSF-G25122), and National Institutes of Health Career Award (Grant 5 K03 MH05744-05) at the Institute for Behavioral Research.

Abstract

This report describes several primate environments in which two or more animals shared a common social area. Automatic programming was used to permit concurrent individual sessions. Some of the behavioral phenomena observed in these environments, including reinforcing properties of social interactions, are discussed.

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