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The influence of intertrial interval food on extinction and devaluation in chain schedules / Matthew C. Bell, Matthew Gioldenberg, Margaret A. McDevitt

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Bell, Matthew C

Series: The Journal of General Psychology. 134 : 2, page 133-151 Publication details: April 2007.Subject(s):

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