What does CR stand for?

Conditioned Reinforcer

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Broadly defined, a conditioned reinforcer is a once-neutral stimulus that acquires reinforcing function (Hendry, 1969; Hull, 1943; Kelleher & Gollub, 1962; Keller & Schoenfeld, 1950; Williams, 1994).

The contribution of postingestive associations to alcohol ...

Thus, in the present experiment, the independent variable was not the toy conditioning procedures; rather it was the presence of a newly conditioned reinforcer for observing.

Conditioned observation of books and accelerated acquisition of ...

The strength of conditioned reinforcers as a function of frequency and probability of reinforcement.

Choice and the initial delay to a reinforcer

Thus, although drug tastes and points are both conditioned reinforcers, taste has greater conditioned reinforcing efficacy than points exchangeable for money and as a result slopes are steeper.

Human methadone self-administration and the generalized matching law

Finally, the delivery of verbal praise is relatively immediate and makes use of a range of conditioned reinforcers (i.

Nonautomated procedures in derived stimulus relations research: a ...

It may be the case that the more primitive gustatory reinforcers are more powerful in establishing and maintaining related classes than are the conditioned reinforcers of the current study (Hayes, Tilley, & Hayes, 1988).

EQUIVALENCE CLASS FORMATION VIA COMMON REINFORCERS AMONG PRESCHOOL ...

However, as Colwill and Rescorla (1986) point out, it is the temporal correlation between a neutral stimulus and a primary reinforcer which is necessary to establish the former as a conditioned reinforcer.

The operant-respondent distinction revisited: toward an understanding ...

Thus, Omino (1993) concluded that "the terminal-link keylight stimulus condition differentially exerts its effect on choice as a conditioned reinforcer in the concurrent-chains procedure" (p.

The effects of terminal-link stimulus arrangements on preference in ...