| Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Achieving parity: the role of automatic reinforcement. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Palmer, David C. |
| A computer touch-screen apparatus for training visual discrimination in rats. | Sociology and social work | Dougher, Michael J., Markham, Michael R., Butt, Allen E. |
| Assessment and choice: an operant simulation of foraging in patches. | Sociology and social work | Glanz, William E., Roche, John P., Stubbs, D. Alan |
| Behavioral variability in SHR and WKY rats as a function of rearing environment and reinforcement of contingency. (spontaneously hypertensive rat; Wistar-Kyoto control rat) | Sociology and social work | Neuringer, Allen, Hunziker, M.H.L., Saldana, R. Lisa |
| Blocking, unblocking, and overexpectation in autoshaping with pigeons. | Sociology and social work | Khallad, Yacoub, Moore, Jay |
| Can the naming hypothesis be falsified? (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Pilgrim, Carol |
| Changeover behavior and preference in concurrent schedules. | Sociology and social work | Williams, Ben A., Bell, Matthew C. |
| Choice as a function of reinforcement ratios in delayed matching to sample. | Sociology and social work | Fantino, Edmund, Hartl, Josef A. |
| Choice with certain and uncertain reinforcers in an adjusting-delay procedure. | Sociology and social work | Mazur, James E. |
| Closed-economy multiple-schedule performance: effects of deprivation and session duration. | Sociology and social work | Davison, Michael, Elliffe, Douglas |
| Cocaine and food deprivation: effects on food-reinforced fixed-ratio performance in pigeons. | Sociology and social work | Branch, Marc N., Hughes, Christine E., Pitts, Raymond C. |
| Commitment using punishment.(two-link choice procedure for pigeons) | Sociology and social work | Green, Leonard, Rachlin, Howard |
| Concurrent choice: effects of overall reinforcer rate and the temporal distribution of reinforcers. | Sociology and social work | Elliffe, Douglas, Alsop, Brent |
| Concurrent-schedule performance in dairy cows: persistent undermatching. | Sociology and social work | Foster, T. Mary, Temple, William (English archbishop), Poling, Alan, Robertson, Brett, Nair, Vijayen |
| Concurrent schedules: quantifying the aversiveness of noise. | Sociology and social work | Foster, T. Mary, Temple, William (English archbishop), McAdie, Tina M. |
| Detecting a nonevent: delayed presence-versus-absence discrimination in pigeons. | Sociology and social work | Wixted, John T., Dougherty, Deirdra H. |
| Developing a theory of derived stimulus relations. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Hayes, Steven C. |
| Differences in delay, not ratios, control choice in concurrent chains. | Sociology and social work | Fantino, Edmund, Savastano, Hernan I. |
| Differences in the effect of Pavlovian contingencies upon behavioral momentum using auditory versus visual stimuli. | Sociology and social work | Mauro, Benjamin C., Mace, F. Charles |
| Discrimination of methadone and cocaine by pigeons without explicit discrimination training. | Sociology and social work | Miller, Mark A., Schaal, David W., Reilly, Mark P., McDonald, Michael P. |
| Drug discrimination under a concurrent schedule. | Sociology and social work | McMillan, D. E., Snodgrass, Samuel H. |
| Dynamics of time discrimination: II. The effects of multiple impulses. | Sociology and social work | Higa, Jennifer J. |
| Dynamics of waiting in pigeons. | Sociology and social work | Staddon, J.E.R., Wynne, C.D.L., Delius, J.D. |
| Effects of cocaine on briefly signaled versus completely signaled delays to reinforcement. | Sociology and social work | Branch, Marc N., Walker, Diana J. |
| Effects of D-amphetamine on response acquisition with immediate and delayed reinforcement. | Sociology and social work | Poling, Alan, LeSage, Mark G., Byrne, Tom |
| Effects of food-pellet size on rate, latency, and topography of autoshaped key pecks and gapes in pigeons. | Sociology and social work | Ploog, Bertram O., Zeigler, H.P. |
| Effects of reinforcement amount on attack induced under a fixed-interval schedule in pigeons. | Sociology and social work | Pitts, Raymond C., Malagodi, E.F. |
| Effects of response type on pigeons' sensitivity to variation in reinforcer amount and reinforcer delay. | Sociology and social work | Logue, A.W., Chelonis, John J. |
| Effects of spatial rearrangement of object components on picture recognition in pigeons. | Sociology and social work | Wasserman, Edward A., Kirkpatrick-Steger, Kim, Biederman, Irving |
| Equivalence relations, naming, and generalized symmetry. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Carr, D., Blackman, D.E. |
| Experimental analysis of naming behavior cannot explain naming capacity. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Harnad, Stevan |
| Food and water intake as functions of resource consumption costs in a closed economy. | Sociology and social work | Johnson, Deanne F., Collier, George, Mathis, Carl E. |
| Fred S. Keller: rememberings. | Sociology and social work | Sidman, Murray |
| Goodbye teacher, good old friend.(behavior analyst Fred S. Keller) | Sociology and social work | Todorov, Joao Claudio |
| Humans' choices in situations of time-based diminishing returns: effects of fixed-interval duration and progressive-interval step size. | Sociology and social work | Jacobs, Eric A., Hackenberg, Timothy D. |
| Human signal-detection performance: effects of signal presentation probabilities and reinforcer distributions. | Sociology and social work | Johnstone, Victoria, Alsop, Brent |
| Investigating behavioral dynamics with a fixed-time extinction schedule and linear analysis. | Sociology and social work | Kessel, Robert, Palya, Wliiiam L., Walter, Don, Lucke, Robert |
| JEAB and JABA on the world wide web: a report to readers.(Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis) | Sociology and social work | Preston, Ray A., Laties, Victor G., Inglis, Geoffrey B., Pittelli, Randal L. |
| Joint control and word-object bidirectionality. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Lowenkron, Barry |
| Learning names may help to make the right connections. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Dickins, David W., Bentall, Richard P. |
| Listener behavior and ostensive learning. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Stemmer, Nathan |
| Listening with understanding and speaking with meaning. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Hayes, Linda J. |
| Methodological issues in the study of naming. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Galizio, Mark |
| Names as constituents of sentences: an omission. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Place, Ullin T. |
| Naming and equivalence relations. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Saunders, Kathryn J., Spradlin, Joseph E. |
| Naming as a facilitator of discrimination. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Dube, William V., McIlvane, William J. |
| Naming as a technical term: sacrificing behavior analysis at the altar of popularity. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Barnes, Dermot |
| Naming is not (necessary for) stimulus equivalence. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Saunders, Richard R., Green, Gina |
| Naming, meaning, and verbal operants. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Rose, Julio C. de |
| Naming, stimulus equivalence, and conditioned hearing. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Dugdale, Neil |
| Natural contingencies in the creation of naming as a higher order behavior class. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Catania, A. Charles |
| On naming and symbolic behavior: in the beginning was the name? (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Hackenberg, Timothy D., Vaidya, Manish |
| On the experimental analysis of naming and the formation of stimulus classes. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Stromer, Robert |
| On the origins of misguided theories of naming and other symbolic behavior. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Whitehurst, Grover J. |
| On the origins of naming and other symbolic behavior. | Sociology and social work | Lowe, C. Fergus, Horne, Pauline J. |
| Pointing at smaller food amounts in an analogue of Boysen and Berntson's (1995) procedure. | Sociology and social work | Fujita, Kazuo, Silberberg, Alan |
| Postscript to an anthology of reviews. | Sociology and social work | Hineline, Philip N., Catania, A. Charles |
| Preference between variable-ratio and fixed-ratio schedules: local and extended relations. | Sociology and social work | Hineline, Philip N., Field, Douglas P., Tonneau, Francois, Ahearn, William |
| Procrastination by pigeons: preference for larger, more delayed work requirements. | Sociology and social work | Mazur, James E. |
| Reflections on naming and other symbolic behavior. (response to articles by Bob Remington et al. in this issue, p. 243) | Sociology and social work | Lowe, C. Fergus, Horne, Pauline J. |
| Relative sensitivity to reinforcer amount and delay in a self-control choice situation. | Sociology and social work | Ito, Masato, Oyama, Mariko |
| Representing within-session response rates proportionally and entirely. | Sociology and social work | Schaal, David W. |
| Residence time and choice in concurrent foraging schedules. | Sociology and social work | Davison, Michael, Jones, B. Maxwell |
| Resistance to change as a function of stimulus-reinforcer and location-reinforcer contingencies. | Sociology and social work | Nevin, John A., McLean, Anthony P., Campbell-Tie, Philippa |
| Response-dependent prechoice effects on foraging-related choice. | Sociology and social work | Fantino, Edmund, Williams, Wendy A. |
| Response-independent food delivery and behavioral resistance to change. | Sociology and social work | Harper, David N. |
| Resurgence of derived stimulus relations. | Sociology and social work | Hayes, Steven C., Wilson, Kelly G. |
| Separate repertoires or naming? (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Michael, Jack |
| Separating the effects of trial-specific and average sample-stimulus duration in delayed matching to sample in pigeons. | Sociology and social work | Wixted, John T., Hartl, Josef A., Dougherty, Deirdra A. |
| Speed analysis of stimulus equivalence. | Sociology and social work | Chase, Philip N., Spencer, Thomas J. |
| Stimulus effects on behavior allocation in three-alternative choice. | Sociology and social work | Davison, Michael |
| Substitution and caloric regulation in a closed economy. | Sociology and social work | Hursh, Steven R., Bauman, Richard A., Raslear, Thomas G., Shurtleff, David, Simmons, Laurence |
| Temporal control by progressive-interval schedules of reinforcement. | Sociology and social work | Baron, Alan, Leinenweber, Antoinette, Nietzel, Shannon M. |
| The evidence for naming as a cause or facilitator of equivalence class formation. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Fields, Lanny |
| The evolution of naming - just so! (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Remington, Bob |
| The origins of naming: a critique of self-listening. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Chase, Philip N. |
| Thought without naming. (response to article by Pauline J. Horne and C. Fergus Lowe in this issue, p. 185) | Sociology and social work | Pelaez-Nogueras, Martha |
| Token reinforcement, choice, and self-control in pigeons. | Sociology and social work | Jackson, Kevin, Hackenberg, Timothy D. |
| Types of responding in a signal-detection task. | Sociology and social work | Alsop, Brent, Rowley, Rachael |
| Verbal self-reports of emergent relations in a stimulus equivalence procedure. | Sociology and social work | Critchfield, Thomas S., Lane, Scott D. |
| Within-session changes in responding during autoshaping and automaintenance procedures. | Sociology and social work | McSweeney, Frances K., Weatherly, Jeffrey N., Swindell, Samantha |
| Within-session changes in responding during concurrent schedules with different reinforcers in the components. | Sociology and social work | McSweeney, Frances K., Weatherly, Jeffrey N., Swindell, Samantha |
| Within-session changes in responding during concurrent variable-interval schedules. | Sociology and social work | McSweeney, Frances K., Weatherly, Jeffrey N., Swindell, Samantha |
| Within-session response patterns on conjoint variable-interval variable-time schedules. | Sociology and social work | McSweeney, Frances K., Weatherly, Jeffrey N., Swindell, Samantha |
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