A C Pereboom
Biographic Data
| ID | 5380790 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A C Pereboom |
| GIVEN NAMES | A C |
| FAMILY NAME | Pereboom |
| SIGNATURE | PEREBOOM A C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Louisiana State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Bandura's self system
Bandura's self system
Some Fundamental Problems in Experimental Psychology
The application of the experimental approach to a multidimensional discipline presupposes that it will work, that control and analysis will generate explanations which will lead to a unified theory for a restricted behavior domain, and that there will be a fundamental basis for our concepts, scales, and methods which will justify the measurable generalization of that theory. Yet little of this appears to be happening. It is suggested that, in the…
Systematic-Representative Study of Spontaneous Activity in the Rat
Spontaneous activity in the rat over a continuous 47-hr. period was investigated as a function of age, sex, food-water deprivation, illumination level, starting time, temperature, and experimental environment. A one-half replication ( N = 192) of a complete factorial design was used. The results were in essential agreement with earlier work, with activity greatest for young, cool, high-deprivation Ss run in the activity wheel. on the basis of the…
Three Paragraphs on Avoidance Extinction
Perhaps psycholog~cts occasionally forget, as the data continue to accumulate, how simply an expectancy theory can approach a problem that may be very resistant to a reinforcement viewpoint (Ritchie, 1951; Solomon & Wynne, 1954). The following thumbnail sketch might serve as a useful reminder. In reward training and its extinction, S commonly experiences a sequence of stimulus changes terminated by an appropriate incentive; he then experiences th…
Continuous Recording of Spontaneous Runway Behavior
Continuous Recording of Spontaneous Runway Behavior
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Continuous Recording of Spontaneous Runway Behavior
Continuous Recording of Spontaneous Runway Behavior
Three Paragraphs on Avoidance Extinction
Perhaps psycholog~cts occasionally forget, as the data continue to accumulate, how simply an expectancy theory can approach a problem that may be very resistant to a reinforcement viewpoint (Ritchie, 1951; Solomon & Wynne, 1954). The following thumbnail sketch might serve as a useful reminder. In reward training and its extinction, S commonly experiences a sequence of stimulus changes terminated by an appropriate incentive; he then experiences th…
Systematic-Representative Study of Spontaneous Activity in the Rat
Spontaneous activity in the rat over a continuous 47-hr. period was investigated as a function of age, sex, food-water deprivation, illumination level, starting time, temperature, and experimental environment. A one-half replication ( N = 192) of a complete factorial design was used. The results were in essential agreement with earlier work, with activity greatest for young, cool, high-deprivation Ss run in the activity wheel. on the basis of the…
Some Fundamental Problems in Experimental Psychology
The application of the experimental approach to a multidimensional discipline presupposes that it will work, that control and analysis will generate explanations which will lead to a unified theory for a restricted behavior domain, and that there will be a fundamental basis for our concepts, scales, and methods which will justify the measurable generalization of that theory. Yet little of this appears to be happening. It is suggested that, in the…
Bandura's self system
Bandura's self system
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