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Responding by exclusion in temporal discrimination tasks mā Nathália Sabaine Cippola, Camila Domeniconi, Armando Machado

I whakaputaina 2014

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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THE EFFECTS OF SINGLE INSTANCE, MULTIPLE INSTANCE, AND GENERAL CASE TRAINING ON GENERALIZED VENDING MACHINE USE BY MODERATELY AND SEVERELY HANDICAPPED STUDENTS mā Jeffrey R. Sprague, Robert H. Horner

I whakaputaina 1984

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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Poison-induced neophobia in rats: Role of stimulus generalization of conditioned taste aversions mā Michael Domjan

I whakaputaina 1975

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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TRANSFER OF STIMULUS CONTROL FROM MOTOR TO VERBAL STIMULI1 mā Sebastian Striefel, Karen S. Bryan, Dale A. Aikins

I whakaputaina 1974

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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CODING RESPONSES AND THE GENERALIZATION OF MATCHING TO SAMPLE IN CHILDREN mā Barry Lowenkron

I whakaputaina 1984

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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NONVOCAL LANGUAGE ACQUISITION IN ADOLESCENTS WITH SEVERE PHYSICAL DISABILITIES: BLISSYMBOL VERSUS ICONIC STIMULUS FORMATS mā Bonnie I. Hurlbut, Brian A. Iwata, Jack D. Green

I whakaputaina 1982

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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EFFECTS OF AVERAGING DATA DURING STIMULUS GENERALIZATION mā Bernard Migler

I whakaputaina 1964

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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ACQUISITION OF SIGN LANGUAGE BY AUTISTIC CHILDREN II: SPONTANEITY AND GENERALIZATION EFFECTS mā Edward G. Carr, Eileen Kologinsky

I whakaputaina 1983

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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Generalization of Human Fear Acquisition and Extinction within a Novel Arbitrary Stimulus Category mā Ellen Vervoort, Bram Vervliet, Marc Bennett, Frank Baeyens

I whakaputaina 2014

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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Psilocybin-induced stimulus control in the rat mā J.C. Winter, Kenner C. Rice, D.J. Amorosi, R.A. Rabin

I whakaputaina 2007

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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GENERALIZATION GRADIENTS AND STIMULUS CONTROL IN DELAYED MATCHING‐TO‐SAMPLE1 mā Murray Sidman

I whakaputaina 1969

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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Encoding of Mixtures in a Simple Olfactory System mā Kai Shen, Sina Tootoonian, Gilles Laurent

I whakaputaina 2013

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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TEACHING GENERALIZATION OF PURCHASING SKILLS ACROSS COMMUNITY SETTINGS TO AUTISTIC YOUTH USING VIDEOTAPE MODELING mā Thomas G. Haring, Craig H. Kennedy, Mary J. Adams, Valerie Pitts‐Conway

I whakaputaina 1987

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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STIMULUS GENERALIZATION AND THE RESPONSE‐REINFORCEMENT CONTINGENCY mā Eliot Hearst, Minnie B. Koresko, Roger Poppen

I whakaputaina 1964

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Artigo

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Stimulus Representation and the Timing of Reward-Prediction Errors in Models of the Dopamine System mā Elliot A. Ludvig, Richard S. Sutton, E. James Kehoe

I whakaputaina 2008

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Carta

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THE ROLE OF OBSERVING AND ATTENTION IN ESTABLISHING STIMULUS CONTROL mā James A. Dinsmoor

I whakaputaina 1985

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Revisão

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Multiple learning parameters differentially regulate olfactory generalization. mā Thomas A. Cleland, Venkata Anupama Narla, Karim Boudadi

I whakaputaina 2009

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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Nonwords and Generalization in Children With Phonological Disorders mā Judith A. Gierut, Michele L. Morrisette, Suzanne M. Ziemer

I whakaputaina 2010

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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Sexual Attraction to Others: A Comparison of Two Models of Alloerotic Responding in Men mā Ray Blanchard, Michael E. Kuban, Thomas Blak, Philip E. Klassen, Robert Dickey, James M. Cantor

I whakaputaina 2010

Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa Whiwhi kuputuhi katoa
Artigo

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INCREASING ACCURATE PREFERENCE ASSESSMENT IMPLEMENTATION THROUGH PYRAMIDAL TRAINING mā Sacha T. Pence, Claire C. St. Peter, Allison Tetreault

I whakaputaina 2012

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Artigo

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Responding by exclusion in temporal discrimination tasks mā Nathália Sabaine Cippola, Camila Domeniconi, Armando Machado

THE EFFECTS OF SINGLE INSTANCE, MULTIPLE INSTANCE, AND GENERAL CASE TRAINING ON GENERALIZED VENDING MACHINE USE BY MODERATELY AND SEVERELY HANDICAPPED STUDENTS mā Jeffrey R. Sprague, Robert H. Horner

Poison-induced neophobia in rats: Role of stimulus generalization of conditioned taste aversions mā Michael Domjan

TRANSFER OF STIMULUS CONTROL FROM MOTOR TO VERBAL STIMULI<sup>1</sup> mā Sebastian Striefel, Karen S. Bryan, Dale A. Aikins

CODING RESPONSES AND THE GENERALIZATION OF MATCHING TO SAMPLE IN CHILDREN mā Barry Lowenkron

NONVOCAL LANGUAGE ACQUISITION IN ADOLESCENTS WITH SEVERE PHYSICAL DISABILITIES: BLISSYMBOL <i>VERSUS</i> ICONIC STIMULUS FORMATS mā Bonnie I. Hurlbut, Brian A. Iwata, Jack D. Green

EFFECTS OF AVERAGING DATA DURING STIMULUS GENERALIZATION mā Bernard Migler

ACQUISITION OF SIGN LANGUAGE BY AUTISTIC CHILDREN II: SPONTANEITY AND GENERALIZATION EFFECTS mā Edward G. Carr, Eileen Kologinsky

Generalization of Human Fear Acquisition and Extinction within a Novel Arbitrary Stimulus Category mā Ellen Vervoort, Bram Vervliet, Marc Bennett, Frank Baeyens

Psilocybin-induced stimulus control in the rat mā J.C. Winter, Kenner C. Rice, D.J. Amorosi, R.A. Rabin

GENERALIZATION GRADIENTS AND STIMULUS CONTROL IN DELAYED MATCHING‐TO‐SAMPLE<sup>1</sup> mā Murray Sidman

Encoding of Mixtures in a Simple Olfactory System mā Kai Shen, Sina Tootoonian, Gilles Laurent

TEACHING GENERALIZATION OF PURCHASING SKILLS ACROSS COMMUNITY SETTINGS TO AUTISTIC YOUTH USING VIDEOTAPE MODELING mā Thomas G. Haring, Craig H. Kennedy, Mary J. Adams, Valerie Pitts‐Conway

STIMULUS GENERALIZATION AND THE RESPONSE‐REINFORCEMENT CONTINGENCY mā Eliot Hearst, Minnie B. Koresko, Roger Poppen

Stimulus Representation and the Timing of Reward-Prediction Errors in Models of the Dopamine System mā Elliot A. Ludvig, Richard S. Sutton, E. James Kehoe

THE ROLE OF OBSERVING AND ATTENTION IN ESTABLISHING STIMULUS CONTROL mā James A. Dinsmoor

Multiple learning parameters differentially regulate olfactory generalization. mā Thomas A. Cleland, Venkata Anupama Narla, Karim Boudadi

Nonwords and Generalization in Children With Phonological Disorders mā Judith A. Gierut, Michele L. Morrisette, Suzanne M. Ziemer

Sexual Attraction to Others: A Comparison of Two Models of Alloerotic Responding in Men mā Ray Blanchard, Michael E. Kuban, Thomas Blak, Philip E. Klassen, Robert Dickey, James M. Cantor

INCREASING ACCURATE PREFERENCE ASSESSMENT IMPLEMENTATION THROUGH PYRAMIDAL TRAINING mā Sacha T. Pence, Claire C. St. Peter, Allison Tetreault

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Responding by exclusion in temporal discrimination tasks mā Nathália Sabaine Cippola, Camila Domeniconi, Armando Machado

THE EFFECTS OF SINGLE INSTANCE, MULTIPLE INSTANCE, AND GENERAL CASE TRAINING ON GENERALIZED VENDING MACHINE USE BY MODERATELY AND SEVERELY HANDICAPPED STUDENTS mā Jeffrey R. Sprague, Robert H. Horner

Poison-induced neophobia in rats: Role of stimulus generalization of conditioned taste aversions mā Michael Domjan

TRANSFER OF STIMULUS CONTROL FROM MOTOR TO VERBAL STIMULI<sup>1</sup> mā Sebastian Striefel, Karen S. Bryan, Dale A. Aikins

CODING RESPONSES AND THE GENERALIZATION OF MATCHING TO SAMPLE IN CHILDREN mā Barry Lowenkron

NONVOCAL LANGUAGE ACQUISITION IN ADOLESCENTS WITH SEVERE PHYSICAL DISABILITIES: BLISSYMBOL <i>VERSUS</i> ICONIC STIMULUS FORMATS mā Bonnie I. Hurlbut, Brian A. Iwata, Jack D. Green

EFFECTS OF AVERAGING DATA DURING STIMULUS GENERALIZATION mā Bernard Migler

ACQUISITION OF SIGN LANGUAGE BY AUTISTIC CHILDREN II: SPONTANEITY AND GENERALIZATION EFFECTS mā Edward G. Carr, Eileen Kologinsky

Generalization of Human Fear Acquisition and Extinction within a Novel Arbitrary Stimulus Category mā Ellen Vervoort, Bram Vervliet, Marc Bennett, Frank Baeyens

Psilocybin-induced stimulus control in the rat mā J.C. Winter, Kenner C. Rice, D.J. Amorosi, R.A. Rabin

GENERALIZATION GRADIENTS AND STIMULUS CONTROL IN DELAYED MATCHING‐TO‐SAMPLE<sup>1</sup> mā Murray Sidman

Encoding of Mixtures in a Simple Olfactory System mā Kai Shen, Sina Tootoonian, Gilles Laurent

TEACHING GENERALIZATION OF PURCHASING SKILLS ACROSS COMMUNITY SETTINGS TO AUTISTIC YOUTH USING VIDEOTAPE MODELING mā Thomas G. Haring, Craig H. Kennedy, Mary J. Adams, Valerie Pitts‐Conway

STIMULUS GENERALIZATION AND THE RESPONSE‐REINFORCEMENT CONTINGENCY mā Eliot Hearst, Minnie B. Koresko, Roger Poppen

Stimulus Representation and the Timing of Reward-Prediction Errors in Models of the Dopamine System mā Elliot A. Ludvig, Richard S. Sutton, E. James Kehoe

THE ROLE OF OBSERVING AND ATTENTION IN ESTABLISHING STIMULUS CONTROL mā James A. Dinsmoor

Multiple learning parameters differentially regulate olfactory generalization. mā Thomas A. Cleland, Venkata Anupama Narla, Karim Boudadi

Nonwords and Generalization in Children With Phonological Disorders mā Judith A. Gierut, Michele L. Morrisette, Suzanne M. Ziemer

Sexual Attraction to Others: A Comparison of Two Models of Alloerotic Responding in Men mā Ray Blanchard, Michael E. Kuban, Thomas Blak, Philip E. Klassen, Robert Dickey, James M. Cantor

INCREASING ACCURATE PREFERENCE ASSESSMENT IMPLEMENTATION THROUGH PYRAMIDAL TRAINING mā Sacha T. Pence, Claire C. St. Peter, Allison Tetreault

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