THE MOLARITY OF MOLECULAR THEORY AND THE MOLECULARITY OF MOLAR THEORY
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THE MOLARITY OF MOLECULAR THEORY AND THE MOLECULARITY OF MOLAR THEORY
Dinsmoor (2001) rejects shock‐frequency reduction as a reinforcer for avoidance behavior, and considers this to be an invalidation of so‐called molar avoidance theory. This is a narrow view of operant avoidance theory, for which shock‐frequency reduction is by no means the only reinforcer.
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Appetitive Behavior, Electroshock, Motivation, Reinforcement Schedule, Avoidance Learning, Animals, Association Learning, Conditioning, Operant, Humans, Models, Psychological
Appetitive Behavior, Electroshock, Motivation, Reinforcement Schedule, Avoidance Learning, Animals, Association Learning, Conditioning, Operant, Humans, Models, Psychological
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