Intertrial reward (ITR) and delay of reward: Effects on resistance to extinction

Overstreet, Lee E.; Campbell, Patrick E.

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“…Lobb and Runcie (1967) found that intertrial reinforcements were effective in reducing resistance to extinction if given 15 seconds but not 1 hour after the alley trial. However, Overstreet and Campbell (1969) found that they were not effective if given 15 seconds but were if given 30 seconds after the alley trial.…”

Section: Extinction Effectmentioning

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Partial reinforcement: A selective review of the alleyway literature since 1960.

Robbins¹

1971

Psychological Bulletin

101

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Studies using rats in an alleyway are reviewed with regard to the partial reinforcement acquisition and extinction effects. The magnitude of these effects is complicated by the fact that certain variables have differential effects depending on whether the rat is given a partial or a continuous reinforcement schedule. Three major theoretical positions, dissonance, frustration, and habituation of competing responses, are shown to encounter difficulties with a considerable body of data. It is suggested that extensions and modifications of Capaldi's sequential theory, which handled most aspects of the extinction effect, may prove to be a viable theoretical alternative.

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Section: Extinction Effectmentioning

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Partial reinforcement: A selective review of the alleyway literature since 1960.

Robbins¹

1971

Psychological Bulletin

101

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“…Within the aftereffects framework, at least three experimental operations suffice to appropriately modify the N-length stimulus. The presentation of reward, nonreward followed by placement of the subject in a baited goal box (ITR), and delay of reward (Capaldi, Hart, & Stanley, 1963;Capaldi & Olivier, 1967;Overstreet & Campbell, 1969) might all be used for this purpose. Hence, two N-length values are factorially manipulated from preshift to postshift training for reward, ITR, and delay of reward conditions.…”

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Reward- and nonreward-produced stimuli and performance to patterned reinforcement in rats.

Fox¹

1972

Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology

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A Bibliography of Experimental Extinction

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Bowles

1971

Psychol Rep

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Intertrial reward (ITR) and delay of reward: Effects on resistance to extinction

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Partial reinforcement: A selective review of the alleyway literature since 1960.

Partial reinforcement: A selective review of the alleyway literature since 1960.

Reward- and nonreward-produced stimuli and performance to patterned reinforcement in rats.

A Bibliography of Experimental Extinction

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