RESPONSE RATE AND DEVELOPMENT OF RESPONSE TOPOGRAPHY IN EYELID CONDITIONING UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS OF REINFORCEMENT
RESPONSE RATE AND DEVELOPMENT OF RESPONSE TOPOGRAPHY IN EYELID CONDITIONING UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS OF REINFORCEMENT
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10.1037/h0037169
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1974-01-01
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GRANT, DA
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HELLIGE, JB;GRANT, DA
In 2 experiments, a total of 92 undergraduates were classified as voluntary (V) and conditioned (C) responders based on their predominant eyelid response topography. Response rate and development of an unconditioned stimulus (UCS) attenuating eyelid response topography were then examined during continuous classical reinforcement, instrumental avoidance reinforcement, and yoked intermittent classical reinforcement. In general, the Vs showed a better UCS-attenuating response topography than the Cs. The Vs developed the UCS-attenuating response topography over trial blocks during classical conditioning with both continuous and intermittent airpuff reinforcement, but not during instrumental avoidance conditioning. While the instrumental avoidance Cs gave more responses than their yoked counterparts who received intermittent classical reinforcement, the Vs showed exactly the reverse ordering. Results are discussed in terms of response learning processes during different modes of reinforcement, response learning differences in Vs and Cs, and possible differences between Vs and Cs in their classical conditioning parameters.(17 ref)(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)