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Behaviour of Rats During Selfinitiated Pauses in Feeding and Drinking, and During Periodic Response-Independent Delivery of Food and Water

T. J. Roper School of Biological Sciences, University of Sussex, Brighton, BN1 9QG, England
Pages 459-472 | Published online: 29 May 2007

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T. J. Roper & A. Posadas-Andrews. (1981) Are schedule-induced drinking and displacement activities causally related?. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section B 33:3, pages 181-193.
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Joseph D. Allen & John A. Butler. (1990) The effect of interplay interval on adjunctive behavior in humans in a game-playing situation. Physiology & Behavior 47:4, pages 719-725.
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Seymour Levine, Christopher Coe & Sandra G. Wiener. 1989. Psychoendocrinology. Psychoendocrinology 341 377 .
Gary A. Lucas, William Timberlake & Donald J. Gawley. (1988) Adjunctive behavior of the rat under periodic food delivery in a 24-hour environment. Animal Learning & Behavior 16:1, pages 19-30.
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William Timberlake & Gary A. Lucas. (2013) THE BASIS OF SUPERSTITIOUS BEHAVIOR: CHANCE CONTINGENCY, STIMULUS SUBSTITUTION, OR APPETITIVE BEHAVIOR?. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior 44:3, pages 279-299.
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T.J. Roper. (1985) How plausible is post-inhibitory rebound as an account of displacement activity? A reply to kennedy. Animal Behaviour 33:4, pages 1377-1378.
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T. J. Roper, L. Edwards & G. Crossland. (1983) Factors affecting schedule-induced wood-chewing in rats: Percentage and rate of reinforcement, and operant requirement. Animal Learning & Behavior 11:1, pages 35-43.
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T.J. Roper. 1983. Animal Cognition and Behavior. Animal Cognition and Behavior 127 164 .
Cora Lee Wetherington & Aaron J. Brownstein. (1982) Comment on Roper’s discussion of the language and generality of schedule-induced behavior. Animal Learning & Behavior 10:4, pages 537-539.
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