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2. Serial pattern learning: The anticipation of worsening conditions by pigeons
3. 1-Back reinforcement symbolic-matching by humans: How do they learn it?
4. “Distractor” effects in delay discounting of probability by pigeons
5. Conspecific presence reduces pigeons’ suboptimal choice
6. Interference of same/different learning by a spatial discrimination
7. Increasing trial discriminability in the ephemeral reward task does not improve optimal choice in pigeons (Columba livia)
8. Decision making under risk: framing effects in pigeon risk preferences
9. Pavlovian processes may produce contrast leading to bias and suboptimal choice
10. Intelligence
11. Suboptimal Behaviors in Gambling-Like Tasks
12. Base-Rate Neglect
13. An animal model of human gambling behavior
14. Pigeons learn two matching tasks, two nonmatching tasks, or one of each
15. Mechanisms of copying, social learning, and imitation in animals
16. Gambling Fallacies
17. Stimulus and Local Enhancement
18. Pigeons acquire the 1-back task: Implications for implicit versus explicit learning?
19. Visual alternation by pigeons: Learning to select or learning to avoid
20. Observational Conditioning
21. Contagion
22. Social Facilitation
23. Learned Affordances
24. “What you see may not be what you get”: Reverse contingency and perceived loss aversion in pigeons
25. Pigeons’ midsession reversal: Greater magnitude of reinforcement on the first half of the session leads to improved accuracy
26. Pigeons are attracted to a perceived gain without an actual gain
27. The paradoxical performance by different species on the ephemeral reward task
28. Serial Pattern Learning: Pigeons Prefer an Improving Schedule Over an Initially Easier Fixed Ratio Schedule
29. Conditional discrimination learning by pigeons: Stimulus-response chains or occasion setters?
30. Gambling Fallacies
31. Animal procrastination: Pigeons choose to defer experiencing an aversive gap or a peck requirement
32. The midsession reversal task: A theoretical analysis
33. Pigeons can learn a difficult discrimination if reinforcement is delayed following choice
34. Enhancing “self-control”: The paradoxical effect of delay of reinforcement
35. Midsession reversal learning by pigeons: Effect on accuracy of increasing the number of stimuli associated with one of the alternatives
36. To peck or not peck: Which do pigeons prefer?
37. Suboptimal Behaviors in Gambling-Like Tasks
38. The evolution of self-control
39. What enables “distraction” to reduce delay discounting for pigeons (Columba livia).
40. Sameness May Be a Natural Concept That Does Not Require Learning
41. The Ephemeral-Reward Task : Optimal Performance Depends on Reducing Impulsive Choice
42. Base-Rate Neglect
43. Animal Intelligence
44. Procrastination in the pigeon: Can conditioned reinforcement increase the likelihood of human procrastination?
45. Comparative Cognition Research Demonstrates the Similarity between Humans and Other Animals
46. Now You See It, Now You Don't: Object Permanence in Dogs
47. Editors' Introduction: Special Issue on Cognition in Dogs
48. Formation of a Simple Cognitive Map by Rats
49. Nature’s Turing Test
50. Categorical Color and Shape Coding by Pigeons
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