Biomedical subjects
W K ESTES
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A descriptive aproach to the dynamics of choice behavior.
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Acquisition and transfer in pattern-vs.-component discrimination learning.
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Learning theory and the new "mental chemistry".
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All-or-none and conservation effects in the learning and retention of paired associates.
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Probability learning with ambiguity in the reinforcing stimulus.
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Conditions of invariance and modifiability in simple reversal learning.
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Probabilistic discrimination learning.
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The problem of inference from curves based on group data.
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Analysis of variables influencing alternation after forced trials.
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Successive acquisitions and extenctions of a jumping habit in relation to schedule of reinforcement.
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Application of a statistical model to simple discrimination learning in human subjects.
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Statistical theory of distributional phenomena in learning.
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Statistical theory of spontaneous recovery and regression.
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Rate of verbal conditioning in relation to stimulus variability.
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Analysis of a verbal conditional situation in terms of statistical learning theory.
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A theory of stimulus variability in learning.
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