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The effect of random alternation of reinforcement on the acquisition and extinction of conditioned eyelid reactions
Journal of Experimental Psychology 25 (2):141 (1939)
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Resistance to extinction and the pattern of reinforcement. I. Alternation of reinforcement and the conditioned eyelid response. [REVIEW]David A. Grant, Arthur J. Riopelle & Harold W. Hake - 1950 - Journal of Experimental Psychology 40 (1):53.
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