Describe the reinforcer devaluation effect. What does it tell us that organisms must learn in instrumental (operant)
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Describe the reinforcer devaluation effect. What does it tell us that organisms must learn in instrumental (operant) learning situations, and why might they choose to perform one instrumental behavior over another? How is this perspective different from the older view that reinforcers merely strengthen (stamp in) instrumental behavior?
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Learning And Behavior A Contemporary Synthesis
ISBN: 9780878933853
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