46 results on '"Elliffe, Douglas"'
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2. Is superstitious responding a matter of detectability? A replication of Killeen (1978)
3. Revaluation of overselected stimuli: Emergence of control by underselected stimuli depends on degree of overselectivity
4. Assessing potential reinforcement‐like effects of brief stimuli unrelated to food reinforcers
5. Quantifying the effects of the differential outcomes procedure in humans: A systematic review and a meta‐analysis
6. Rank-permutation tests for behavior analysis, and a test for trend allowing unequal data numbers for each subject
7. Dependent scheduling and evidence for melioration
8. A multivariate assessment of the rapidly changing procedure with McDowell's Evolutionary Theory of Behavior Dynamics
9. Does a negative discriminative stimulus function as a punishing consequence?
10. The natural mathematics of behavior analysis
11. Melioration revisited: a systematic replication of Vaughan (1981)
12. Choice predicts the feedback negativity
13. Control by past and present stimuli depends on the discriminated reinforcer differential
14. The differential outcomes effect in children with autism
15. How do reinforcers affect choice? Preference pulses after responses and reinforcers
16. Stimulus–reinforcer relations established during training determine resistance to extinction and relapse via reinstatement
17. Assessing the Within-Trial Treatment Integrity of Discrete-Trial Teaching Programs Using Sequential Analysis
18. Does overall reinforcer rate affect discrimination of time‐based contingencies?
19. Steady‐state choice between four alternatives obeys the constant‐ratio rule
20. Representativeness of direct observations selected using a work-sampling equation
21. A model for food and stimulus changes that signal time‐based contingency changes
22. USING CALIBRATION AND INTEROBSERVER AGREEMENT ALGORITHMS TO ASSESS THE ACCURACY AND PRECISION OF DATA FROM ELECTRONIC AND PEN-AND-PAPER CONTINUOUS RECORDING METHODS
23. Choice, time and food: continuous cyclical changes in food probability between reinforcers
24. Concurrent schedules: Discriminating reinforcer‐ratio reversals at a fixed time after the previous reinforcer
25. Law of effect models and choice between many alternatives
26. Matching-to-sample performance is better analyzed in terms of a four-term contingency than in terms of a three-term contingency
27. RESISTANCE TO EXTINCTION AND RELAPSE IN COMBINED STIMULUS CONTEXTS
28. EXAMINING THE DISCRIMINATIVE AND STRENGTHENING EFFECTS OF REINFORCERS IN CONCURRENT SCHEDULES
29. REINFORCEMENT: FOOD SIGNALS THE TIME AND LOCATION OF FUTURE FOOD
30. CONTINGENT STIMULI SIGNAL SUBSEQUENT REINFORCER RATIOS
31. EMERGENT STIMULUS RELATIONS DEPEND ON STIMULUS CORRELATION AND NOT ON REINFORCEMENT CONTINGENCIES
32. THE EFFECTS OF A LOCAL NEGATIVE FEEDBACK FUNCTION BETWEEN CHOICE AND RELATIVE REINFORCER RATE
33. DIVIDED STIMULUS CONTROL: A REPLICATION AND A QUANTITATIVE MODEL
34. CONDITIONAL REINFORCERS AND INFORMATIVE STIMULI IN A CONSTANT ENVIRONMENT
35. RELATIVE REINFORCER RATES AND MAGNITUDES DO NOT CONTROL CONCURRENT CHOICE INDEPENDENTLY
36. CONTINGENCYDISCRIMINABILITY AND PEAK SHIFT IN CONCURRENT SCHEDULES
37. STIMULUS EQUIVALENCE: TESTING SIDMAN'S (2000) THEORY
38. LOCAL PREFERENCE IN CONCURRENT SCHEDULES: THE EFFECTS OF REINFORCER SEQUENCES
39. CHOICE IN A VARIABLE ENVIRONMENT: EFFECTS OF UNEQUAL REINFORCER DISTRIBUTIONS
40. CONCURRENT SCHEDULES: REINFORCER MAGNITUDE EFFECTS
41. CONCURRENT SCHEDULES: SHORT‐ AND LONG‐TERM EFFECTS OF REINFORCERS
42. TRAVEL TIME AND CONCURRENT‐SCHEDULE CHOICE: RETROSPECTIVE VERSUS PROSPECTIVE CONTROL
43. LEAVING PATCHES: EFFECTS OF ECONOMY, DEPRIVATION, AND SESSION DURATION
44. CONCURRENT CHOICE: EFFECTS OF OVERALL REINFORCER RATE AND THE TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF REINFORCERS
45. CLOSED‐ECONOMY MULTIPLE‐SCHEDULE PERFORMANCE: EFFECTS OF DEPRIVATION AND SESSION DURATION
46. CONCURRENT-SCHEDULE PERFORMANCE: EFFECTS OF RELATIVE AND OVERALL REINFORCER RATE
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