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    Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior: Volume 69, Issue 2

    103-226
    March 1998
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Original Article

MECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE EFFECTS OF UNSIGNALED DELAYED REINFORCEMENT ON KEY PECKING OF PIGEONS UNDER VARIABLE-INTERVAL SCHEDULES

David W. Schaal,  Timothy A. Shahan,  Craig A. Kovera,  Mark P. Reilly, 
  • Pages: 103-122
  • First Published: 26 February 2013

TRADE-OFFS IN CHOICE BETWEEN RISK AND DELAY DEPEND ON MONETARY AMOUNTS

Joyce Christensen,  Scott Parker,  Alan Silberberg,  Steven Hursh, 
  • Pages: 123-139
  • First Published: 26 February 2013

ON THE FUNCTIONS OF THE CHANGEOVER DELAY

Timothy A. Shahan,  Kennon A. Lattal, 
  • Pages: 141-160
  • First Published: 26 February 2013

REPORTING CONTINGENCIES OF REINFORCEMENT IN CONCURRENT SCHEDULES

B. Max Jones,  Michael Davison, 
  • Pages: 161-183
  • First Published: 26 February 2013

PROCRASTINATION BY PIGEONS WITH FIXED-INTERVAL RESPONSE REQUIREMENTS

James E. Mazur, 
  • Pages: 185-197
  • First Published: 26 February 2013

HABITUATION TO THE REINFORCER MAY CONTRIBUTE TO MULTIPLE-SCHEDULE BEHAVIORAL CONTRAST

Frances K. McSweeney,  Jeffrey N. Weatherly, 
  • Pages: 199-220
  • First Published: 26 February 2013

WHAT DOES A PIGEON SEE IN A PICASSO?

Jos Monen,  Eli Brenner,  Jenny Reynaerts, 
  • Pages: 223-226
  • First Published: 26 February 2013