William B. Pavlik

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University of Georgia, Athens, Athens, GA, United States 
Area:
Pavlovian Conditioning
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Pavlik WB, Flora SR. (1993) Human Responding on Multiple Variable Interval Schedules and Extinction Learning and Motivation. 24: 88-99
Flora SR, Pavlik WB. (1992) Human self-control and the density of reinforcement. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior. 57: 201-8
Flora SR, Pavlik WB. (1990) Conventional and reversed partial reinforcement effects in human operant responding Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society. 28: 429-432
Flora SR, Pavlik WB. (1990) An Objective and Functional Matrix for Introducing Concepts of Reinforcement and Punishment Teaching of Psychology. 17: 121-122
Flora SR, Pavlik WB, Pittenger DJ. (1990) Effects of A Masking Task on Schedule Discrimination and Extinction in Humans The Psychological Record. 40: 83-104
Pittenger DJ, Pavlik WB. (1989) An investigation of the partial reinforcement extinction effect in humans and corresponding changes in physiological variables Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society. 27: 253-256
Pittenger DJ, Pavlik WB. (1989) Resistance to extinction in humans: Analysis of the generalized partial reinforcement effect Learning and Motivation. 20: 60-72
Pittenger DJ, Pavlik WB, Flora SR, et al. (1988) Analysis of the Partial Reinforcement Extinction Effect in Humans as a Function of Sequence of Reinforcement Schedules The American Journal of Psychology. 101: 371
Pittenger DJ, Pavlik WB. (1988) Analysis of the Partial Reinforcement Extinction Effect in Humans Using Absolute and Relative Comparisons of Schedules The American Journal of Psychology. 101: 1
Pittenger DJ, Pavlik WB, Flora SR, et al. (1988) The persistence of learned behaviors in humans as a function of changes in reinforcement schedule and response Learning and Motivation. 19: 300-316
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