Local constraint of the contingent response controls rates of wheel-running and lever-pressing on an interval schedule of wheel-running reinforcement
作者： Terry W. Belke , W. David Pierce , Christine A. Sexton , Monica H. Zahl
DOI: 10.1016/J.LMOT.2020.101611
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摘要: Abstract Three experiments assessed whether changes in rates of wheel running and lever pressing on a schedule wheel-running reinforcement were controlled by local or overall constraint the contingent response. In Experiment 1 rats responded response-initiated variable interval 15-s with as reinforcement. Overall (total revolutions session) was held constant at 600 while (revolutions per reinforcement) varied from 5 to 60 revolutions. Results showed that decreased decreased. 2, same schedule, but 10 revolutions) 100 800 no systematic variation constraint. 3, VI for 30 A 4.5-s interruption during (30 occurred after 5, 10, 15 manipulation total constant, before lever-pressing bitonic relationship Comparison results across demonstrates controls rate instrumental responding
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