Performance under differential outcomes: Contributions of Reward-Specific Expectancies
Abstract
Both acquisition and performance across delays are enhanced when each correct stimulus-response sequence in a conditional discrimination task is paired with a different reinforcing outcome, a procedure called differential outcomes (DO). It has been suggested that in the DO procedure, each discriminative stimulus comes to evoke an expectancy of a specific reward and this expectancy exerts stimulus control over choice behavior. Furthermore,...
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Title
Performance under differential outcomes: Contributions of Reward-Specific Expectancies
Published Date
Feb 1, 2014
Journal
Volume
45
Pages
1 - 14
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