Performance following rewarded and nonrewarded trials at 12-min and 20-sec intertriai intervals
作者： C. Thomas Surridge
DOI: 10.3758/BF03327858
关键词: Partial reinforcement 、 Interval (graph theory) 、 Audiology 、 Statistics 、 Psychology 、 Straight alley
摘要: Two groups of rats were given 50% partial reinforcement for 192 trials in a straight alley, eight day. For one group the intertriai interval was 12 min, other, 20 sec. Faster performance found on following reward throughout training at 20-sec interval, but this effect not observed 12-min interval.
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