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Publications by A Leinenweber
Effects of a Variable-Ratio Conditioning History on Sensitivity to Fixed-Interval Contingencies in Rats.
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
Behavioral Neuroscience
Experimental
Cognitive Psychology
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Variable-Ratio Conditioning History Produces High- And Low-Rate Fixed-Interval Performance in Rats.
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Reinforcer and Ratio Requirement Effects in Concurrent Fixed-Interval Fixed-Ratio Schedules
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Effects of Ethanol on Multiple Fixed-Interval Fixed-Ratio Schedule Performances: Dynamic Interactions at Different Fixed-Ratio Values.
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Effects of Chlorpromazine on Fixed-Ratio Responding: Modification by Fixed-Interval Discriminative Stimuli.
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Human Performance on Conjunctive Fixed-Interval Fixed-Ratio Schedules
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Effects of Methadone on Alternative Fixed-Ratio Fixed-Interval Performance: Latent Influences on Schedule-Controlled Responding.
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