Effects of cocaine on performance under fixed-interval schedules with a small tandem ratio requirement

Article Abstract:

The possibility of differences in rate and temporal patterning between the two types of schedule of administration of cocaine is responsible for the differences in observed patterns of tolerance are examined. The results suggest that schedule-parameter-dependent tolerance does not depend on the temporal pattern of responding engendered by fixed-ratio schedules.

Cocaine, Psychopharmacology

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The etymology of basic concepts in the experimental analysis of behavior

Article Abstract:

The origins of many of the basic concepts used in experimental analysis of behavior and the concept of drive, which is found largely missing from the current literature, are discussed. It is surmised that the concepts have largely arisen from the needs of the laboratory and the classroom.

Language and languages, Etymology

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