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Digital Document
Publisher
Florida Atlantic University
Description
The resistance to extinction effect produced by non-response
contingent shock and light was studied using rats
as Ss. Three hypotheses which could account for resistance
to extinction were tested by varying the conditions of shock
or light in acquisition and extinction. Light showed a
tendency to disinhibit responding when responding decreased
in extinction. No elicitation or discrimination effects
were found.
contingent shock and light was studied using rats
as Ss. Three hypotheses which could account for resistance
to extinction were tested by varying the conditions of shock
or light in acquisition and extinction. Light showed a
tendency to disinhibit responding when responding decreased
in extinction. No elicitation or discrimination effects
were found.
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