A theory of pavlovian conditioning : variations in the effectiveness of reinforcement and nonreinforcement

Author(s): Rescorla, RA RESCORLA, AR Wagner, RA Rescorla, AR Wagner, R.A. Rescorla, A Wagner, R. Rescorla

Publication date: 1972

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