Schedule Effects 1972
DOI: 10.3138/9781487595821-007
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5. Schedule-induced polydipsia: an analysis of water and alcohol ingestion

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“…However, the ingestion-rate func-tions depicted in Figure 5 indicate that their conclusions suffered from overgeneralization. While both ingestion-rate functions are monotonically decreasing at interreinforcement intervals greater than 60 sec, thus replicating those provided by Hawkins et al (1972), both functions clearly turn around at interreinforcement intervals between 12 and 60 sec, a range where bar-press rates are falling monotonically for both monkeys. As shown by Jason's data, bar-press rates may turn around at intervals below 12 sec, the lowest value used by Catania and Reynolds (1968), thus limiting the generality of their findings also.…”
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“…However, the ingestion-rate func-tions depicted in Figure 5 indicate that their conclusions suffered from overgeneralization. While both ingestion-rate functions are monotonically decreasing at interreinforcement intervals greater than 60 sec, thus replicating those provided by Hawkins et al (1972), both functions clearly turn around at interreinforcement intervals between 12 and 60 sec, a range where bar-press rates are falling monotonically for both monkeys. As shown by Jason's data, bar-press rates may turn around at intervals below 12 sec, the lowest value used by Catania and Reynolds (1968), thus limiting the generality of their findings also.…”
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confidence: 68%
“…Indeed, positive contrast effects have recently been demonstrated in rats with schedule-induced drinking when a standard behavioral contrast design was used . Hawkins et al (1972) noted that polydipsic drinking, an adjunctive behavior, and operant behavior bear marked similarities when the rates of both behavior classes are related to interreinforcement interval. They further speculated that the strength of these two behavior classes are therefore determined by the same underlying reinforcement processes.…”
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