Behavioral momentum: Issues of generality
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (1):95-96 (2000)
| Abstract | Nevin & Grace's behavioral-momentum model accommodates a large body of data. This commentary highlights some experimental findings that the model does not always predict. The model does not consistently predict resistance to change when response-independent food is delivered simultaneously with response-contingent food, when drugs are used as response disrupters, and when responding is reinforced under single rather than multiple schedules of reinforcement. | |||||||||
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