A Comparison of the Factors of Practice and Knowledge of Experimental Procedure in Conditioning the Eyelid Response of Human Subjects

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• Partial reinforcement

  William O Jenkins, Julian C Stanley•Psychological Bulletin•1950

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• A critical review of the concept of set in contemporary experimental psychology

  J J Gibson•Psychological Bulletin•1941

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• Eyeblink Classical Conditioning

  Open Access•Kevin L Brown, J H Freeman•International Encyclopedia of the…•2015

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• Contrasting Approaches to the Analysis of Skilled Movements

  L D Hartson•The Journal of General Psychology•1939

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• The Effect of Order and Rate of Presentation of Stimuli Upon the Establishment of a Conditioned Discrimination

  Lawrence E Cole, Charles B Woodbury et al.•The Journal of General Psychology•1942

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• Conditioned withdrawal responses with shock as the conditioning stimulus in adult human subjects

  Gregory Razran, G H S Razran•Psychological Bulletin•1934

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• Temporal Factors in the Formation of Conditioned Eyelid Reactions in Human Subjects

  Arthur L Bernstein•The Journal of General Psychology•1934

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• The Modification of Conditioned Eyelid Responses by Successive Series of Non-Reinforced Elicitations

  J M Porter•The Journal of General Psychology•1938

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• An Investigation of Certain Factors Related to Ease of Conditioning

  Harold Schlosberg•The Journal of General Psychology•1932

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• Conditioned Reflex and Perception

  Henri Piéron•The Journal of General Psychology•1931

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• Conditioning and the Voluntary Control of the Pupillary Light Reflex

  Clarence V Hudgins•The Journal of General Psychology•1933

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