BIOMAT Database Logo BIOMAT Database Logo

A discrimination based upon repeated conditioning and extinction of avoidance behavior. 1957

J J BOREN, and M SIDMAN

UI MeSH Term Description Entries
D007858 Learning Relatively permanent change in behavior that is the result of past experience or practice. The concept includes the acquisition of knowledge. Phenomenography

Related Publications

J J BOREN, and M SIDMAN
An effect of repeated conditioning-extinction upon operant strength.
November 1953, Journal of experimental psychology,
J J BOREN, and M SIDMAN
Conditioning and extinction of avoidance and escape behavior in neonatal dogs.
July 1974, Journal of comparative and physiological psychology,
J J BOREN, and M SIDMAN
The effect of intertrial responding on conditioning and extinction of avoidance behavior.
September 1958, Journal of experimental psychology,
J J BOREN, and M SIDMAN
Repeated ethanol exposure following avoidance conditioning impairs avoidance extinction and modifies conditioning-associated prefrontal dendritic changes in a mouse model of post-traumatic stress disorder.
November 2021, The European journal of neuroscience,
J J BOREN, and M SIDMAN
Extinction of a human cardiac-response during avoidance-conditioning.
June 1956, The American journal of psychology,
J J BOREN, and M SIDMAN
Extinction of Sidman avoidance behavior.
March 1968, Journal of the experimental analysis of behavior,
J J BOREN, and M SIDMAN
Vicarious extinction of avoidance behavior.
January 1967, Journal of personality and social psychology,
J J BOREN, and M SIDMAN
ACQUISITION AND EXTINCTION OF AVOIDANCE CONDITIONING WITHOUT ESCAPE RESPONSES.
December 1964, Journal of comparative and physiological psychology,
J J BOREN, and M SIDMAN
Anticipatory responding and avoidance discrimination as factors in avoidance conditioning.
May 1968, Journal of experimental psychology,
J J BOREN, and M SIDMAN
[Discrimination of avoidance conditioning in white rats].
December 1966, Shinrigaku kenkyu : The Japanese journal of psychology,
Copied contents to your clipboard!