Token Reinforcement, Choice, And Self-Control in Pigeons
Token Reinforcement, Choice, And Self-Control in Pigeons
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Component schedule sensitivity to exchange period food amounts was shown in a study by Malagodi et al. (1975) in which rates of lever pressing by rats were inversely related to the amount of food obtained in the exchange period, when food amounts were manipulated by increasing the number of tokens required for each food delivery in the exchange period. However, the self-control exhibited by subjects in Experiment 2 cannot easily be interpreted as simply selection of large- reinforcer choices on... the final trial of a block by differentially larger food amounts during the exchange period. For example, Subjects 1857, 1855, and 753 all demonstrated overall preference for the larger delayed reinforcer under conditions in which impulsive choices increased across trials of a block (Figure 11) . Also, Subjects 1857, 1732, 1855, and 753 all preferred the larger delayed reinforcer during early trials of a block, at times remote and discriminable from the availability of an exchange period.
The self-control found with token reinforcement in the present study might result from the temporal relationship 97 between choices for tokens at one time and a terminal reinforcer that cannot be obtained until a later time.
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Component schedule sensitivity to exchange period food amounts was shown in a study by Malagodi et al. (1975) in which rates of lever pressing by rats were inversely related to the amount of food obtained in the exchange period, when food amounts were manipulated by increasing the number of tokens required for each food delivery in the exchange period. However, the self-control exhibited by subjects in Experiment 2 cannot easily be interpreted as simply selection of large- reinforcer choices on... the final trial of a block by differentially larger food amounts during the exchange period. For example, Subjects 1857, 1855, and 753 all demonstrated overall preference for the larger delayed reinforcer under conditions in which impulsive choices increased across trials of a block (Figure 11) . Also, Subjects 1857, 1732, 1855, and 753 all preferred the larger delayed reinforcer during early trials of a block, at times remote and discriminable from the availability of an exchange period.
The self-control found with token reinforcement in the present study might result from the temporal relationship 97 between choices for tokens at one time and a terminal reinforcer that cannot be obtained until a later time.
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