Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior: Vol 30, No 3

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IssueVolume 58, Issue 3
Summer 2025

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Original Article

REINFORCEMENT AND SUBSTITUTION IN HUMANS: A MULTIPLE RESPONSE ANALYSIS

TEMPORAL CONTROL OF BEHAVIOR: SCHEDULE INTERACTIONS

RESPONDING MAINTAINED UNDER FIXED-INTERVAL AND FIXED-TIME SCHEDULES OF ELECTRIC SHOCK PRESENTATION

WARMUP IN FREE-OPERANT AVOIDANCE AS A FUNCTION OF THE RESPONSE-SHOCK = SHOCK-SHOCK INTERVAL

AVOIDANCE BASED ON SHOCK INTENSITY REDUCTION WITH NO CHANGE IN SHOCK PROBABILITY

CONCURRENT RANDOM-INTERVAL SCHEDULES AND THE MATCHING LAW

THE RELATIVE LAW OF EFFECT: EFFECTS OF SHOCK INTENSITY ON RESPONSE STRENGTH IN MULTIPLE SCHEDULES

INTERACTIONS IN MULTIPLE SCHEDULES: NEGATIVE INDUCTION WITH SQUIRREL MONKEYS

POSITIVE CONDITIONED SUPPRESSION: AN EXPLANATION IN TERMS OF MULTIPLE AND CONCURRENT SCHEDULES

Theoretical Articles

A MOLAR THEORY OF REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULES

DISCRIMINATED RESPONSE AND INCENTIVE PROCESSES IN OPERANT CONDITIONING: A TWO-FACTOR MODEL OF STIMULUS CONTROL

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Original Article

REINFORCEMENT AND SUBSTITUTION IN HUMANS: A MULTIPLE RESPONSE ANALYSIS

TEMPORAL CONTROL OF BEHAVIOR: SCHEDULE INTERACTIONS

RESPONDING MAINTAINED UNDER FIXED-INTERVAL AND FIXED-TIME SCHEDULES OF ELECTRIC SHOCK PRESENTATION

WARMUP IN FREE-OPERANT AVOIDANCE AS A FUNCTION OF THE RESPONSE-SHOCK = SHOCK-SHOCK INTERVAL

AVOIDANCE BASED ON SHOCK INTENSITY REDUCTION WITH NO CHANGE IN SHOCK PROBABILITY

CONCURRENT RANDOM-INTERVAL SCHEDULES AND THE MATCHING LAW

THE RELATIVE LAW OF EFFECT: EFFECTS OF SHOCK INTENSITY ON RESPONSE STRENGTH IN MULTIPLE SCHEDULES

INTERACTIONS IN MULTIPLE SCHEDULES: NEGATIVE INDUCTION WITH SQUIRREL MONKEYS

POSITIVE CONDITIONED SUPPRESSION: AN EXPLANATION IN TERMS OF MULTIPLE AND CONCURRENT SCHEDULES

Theoretical Articles

A MOLAR THEORY OF REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULES

DISCRIMINATED RESPONSE AND INCENTIVE PROCESSES IN OPERANT CONDITIONING: A TWO-FACTOR MODEL OF STIMULUS CONTROL

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