2007
DOI: 10.1037/h0100616
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Persistent preference in concurrent-chain schedules.

Abstract: Twelve pigeons, eight naïve and four with a history of choice between different variable interval Schedules were exposed to concurrent-chains schedules to examine the effect of history on choice patterns. The initial links were always fixed-interval (FI) 3s schedules, and the terminal links were 5-valued variable-ratio (VR) schedules that varied by condition. During baseline, terminal link requirements were identical VR 60 schedules (equal alternative conditions) for both the red and white keys, producing indi… Show more

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