Home > TPR > Vol. 50 (2000) > Iss. 1
Winter 2000
Articles
RELIABILITY OF A MEASURE OF TEMPORAL DISCOUNTING
Cathy A. Simpson and Rudy E. Vuchinich
RESPONSE PRIMACY IN FEAR CONDITIONING: DISENTANGLING THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF UCS VS. UCR INTENSITY
John P. Forsyth, Eric L. Daleiden, and Bruce F. Chorpita
REORGANIZATION OF EQUIVALENCE CLASSES AFTER REVERSAL OF BASELINE RELATIONS
Marilice Garotti, Deisy G. De Souza, Julio C. De Rose, Renata C. Molina, and Maria Stella A. Gil
GENERALIZATION OF SUPERMARKET SHOPPING SKILLS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH MILD INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES USING STIMULUS EQUIVALENCE TRAINING
Ian Taylor and Mark F. O'Reilly
ESTABLISHING EQUIVALENCE RELATIONS USING A RESPONDENT-TYPE TRAINING PROCEDURE III
Geraldine Leader, Dermot Barnes-Holmes, and Paul M. Smeets
PROBABILITY OF STIMULUS EQUIVALENCE AS A FUNCTION OF CLASS SIZE VS. NUMBER OF CLASSES
Erik Arntzen and Per Holth
REVERSAL LEARNING IN CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATIONS IS NOT CONTROLLED BY REINFORCER DENSITY
Esho Nakagawa
PUNISHMENT OF SCHEDULE-INDUCED DRINKING BY LICK-DEPENDENT DELAYS IN FOOD PRESENTED AT DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES
Ricardo Pellon and Jose Luis Castilla
MOLAR EFFECTS OF INCREASING AMOUNTS AND IMMEDIACY TO EXTERNAL FOOD SOURCES IN 4-HR SESSIONS
Abdulrazaq A. Imam and Steven R. Hursh
VERBS AND VERB PHRASES AS INSTRUCTIONAL STIMULI IN THE CONTROL OF STIMULUS-EQUIVALENCE EFFECTS
Jesus Rosales-Ruiz, Svein Eikeseth, Angela Duarte, and Donald M. Baer
DIFFERENTIAL OUTCOMES EFFECT ON INSTRUMENTAL SERIAL FEATURE-AMBIGUOUS DISCRIMINATION IN RATS
Sadahiko Nakajima and Hitoshiq Kobayashi