Fogle C Clark
Biographic Data
| ID | 7120529 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fogle C Clark |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fogle C |
| FAMILY NAME | Clark |
| SIGNATURE | CLARK F C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kentucky |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Operant Discrimination, Neutralization, and Reversal with Variations in S Δ Exposure
Pigeons were trained on a series of red-green discrimination reversals. Each discrimination was preceded by a neutralization treatment in which the pecking response was reinforced equally often in both stimuli. During discrimination, pecking in S d was reinforced with food according to a 90-sec. variable interval (VI) schedule. Ten 15-min. exposures of S d occurred in each discrimination session. Each discrimination was continued to a criterion. …
Effects of Repeated VI Reinforcement and Extinction upon Operant Behavior
Four pigeons trained on a 1-min. VI schedule were reinforced, extinguished, and reconditioned under each of two stimulus conditions for 20 daily sessions. The average rate in extinction decreased significantly as a function of the number of extinctions. A concurrent increase in rate occurred during VI reinforcement periods. Extinction occurred more rapidly as it was repeated. Assuming an exponential decay in rate of responding during extinction, …
Use of Neutralization Procedures in the Study of Discrimination Formation
In experiments on the formation of operant discriminations, a discrimination is ordinarily initiated by the introduction of 5.1 at some point during the conditioning of a response in Sd. h a y be first introduced following the initial presentation of S, after the behavior in Sd is fully conditioned, or at an intermediate point. Following formation of a discrimination, reversal is typically initiated by interchanging the stimuli functioning as Sd …
Extinction Responding as a Function of the Schedule of Secondary Reinforcement during Extinction
Recent studies of secondary reinforcement (Myers, 1958) emphasize the importance of schedule variables, with regard to pairing of conditioned and unconditioned reinforcers and to the administration of conditioned reinforcers during extinction. The usual account of these effects associates the conditioned reinforcing potential of a previously neutral stimulus with its acquired discriminative function for subsequent responses and assumes that the e…
Effects of Repeated Extinction of an Operant on Characteristics of Extinction Curves
Effects of Repeated Extinction of An Operant on Characteristics of Extinction Curves
Some Quantitative Properties of Operant Extinction Data
Some Quantitative Properties of Operant Extinction Data
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Some Quantitative Properties of Operant Extinction Data
Some Quantitative Properties of Operant Extinction Data
Effects of Repeated Extinction of an Operant on Characteristics of Extinction Curves
Effects of Repeated Extinction of An Operant on Characteristics of Extinction Curves
Extinction Responding as a Function of the Schedule of Secondary Reinforcement during Extinction
Recent studies of secondary reinforcement (Myers, 1958) emphasize the importance of schedule variables, with regard to pairing of conditioned and unconditioned reinforcers and to the administration of conditioned reinforcers during extinction. The usual account of these effects associates the conditioned reinforcing potential of a previously neutral stimulus with its acquired discriminative function for subsequent responses and assumes that the e…
Effects of Repeated VI Reinforcement and Extinction upon Operant Behavior
Four pigeons trained on a 1-min. VI schedule were reinforced, extinguished, and reconditioned under each of two stimulus conditions for 20 daily sessions. The average rate in extinction decreased significantly as a function of the number of extinctions. A concurrent increase in rate occurred during VI reinforcement periods. Extinction occurred more rapidly as it was repeated. Assuming an exponential decay in rate of responding during extinction, …
Use of Neutralization Procedures in the Study of Discrimination Formation
In experiments on the formation of operant discriminations, a discrimination is ordinarily initiated by the introduction of 5.1 at some point during the conditioning of a response in Sd. h a y be first introduced following the initial presentation of S, after the behavior in Sd is fully conditioned, or at an intermediate point. Following formation of a discrimination, reversal is typically initiated by interchanging the stimuli functioning as Sd …
Operant Discrimination, Neutralization, and Reversal with Variations in S Δ Exposure
Pigeons were trained on a series of red-green discrimination reversals. Each discrimination was preceded by a neutralization treatment in which the pecking response was reinforced equally often in both stimuli. During discrimination, pecking in S d was reinforced with food according to a 90-sec. variable interval (VI) schedule. Ten 15-min. exposures of S d occurred in each discrimination session. Each discrimination was continued to a criterion. …
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