Temporal comparator rules and responding in multiple schedules Lynn AronsonPeter D. BalsamJohn Gibbon OriginalPaper Pages: 293 - 302
On the generality of conditioned bradycardia in rabbits: Assessment of CS and US modality D. A. PowellCharles M. GibbsDianne Levine-bryce OriginalPaper Pages: 303 - 313
Positive and negative patterning in human classical skin conductance response conditioning Harald LachnitHerbert D. Kimmel OriginalPaper Pages: 314 - 326
Inhibitory associations between S and R in extinction Robert A. Rescorla OriginalPaper Pages: 327 - 336
Signaling the omission of a response-contingent outcome reduces discriminative control Ruth M. Colwill OriginalPaper Pages: 337 - 345
Relative numerosity as a dimension of stimulus control: The peak shift W. K. HonigKaren E. Stewart OriginalPaper Pages: 346 - 354
Negative correlation between tone (S−) and water increases target biting during S− in rats Arthur TomieRegina CarelliGeorge C. Wagner OriginalPaper Pages: 355 - 359
Sign and goal tracking during delay and trace autoshaping in pigeons Bruce L. BrownNancy S. HemmesConcettina Pagano OriginalPaper Pages: 360 - 368
Acquired equivalence of cues in pigeon autoshaping: Effects of training with common consequences and with common antecedents Charlotte BonardiVeremundo ReyGeoffrey Hall OriginalPaper Pages: 369 - 376
Remembering in California sea lions: Using priming cues to facilitate language-like performance Ronald J. SchustermanEvelyn HanggiRobert C. Gisiner OriginalPaper Pages: 377 - 383
Memory for duration in pigeons: Dissociation of choose-short and temporal-summation effects Douglas S. GrantMarcia L. Spetch OriginalPaper Pages: 384 - 390
Order and duration of stimuli are important determinants of reactivation H. Moore ArnoldNorman E. Spear OriginalPaper Pages: 391 - 398
