Reinforcement and Behavior

Content: 
Contributors, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors, Pages v-vi
Preface, Pages vii-ix, JACK T. TAPP
CHAPTER 1 - Historical Introduction to the Problem of Reinforcement, Pages 1-46, HARDY C. WILCOXON
CHAPTER 2 - Reinforcement— ”The One Ring“, Pages 47-62, EDWARD L. WALKER
CHAPTER 3 - Reinforcement in Human Learning, Pages 63-94, W.K. ESTES
CHAPTER 4 - Reward and Reinforcement in Selective Learning: Considerations with Respect to a Mathematical Model of Learning, Pages 95-119, KEITH N. CLAYTON
CHAPTER 5 - On Some Boundary Conditions of Contrast, Pages 120-145, DAVID PREMACK
CHAPTER 6 - Activity, Reactivity, and the Behavior-Directing Properties of Stimuli, Pages 146-177, JACK T. TAPP
CHAPTER 7 - The Reward-Value of Indifferent Stimulation, Pages 178-214, D.E. BERLYNE
CHAPTER 8 - Taste Preference and Reinforcement, Pages 215-241, CARL PFAFFMANN
CHAPTER 9 - The Hypothalamus and Motivated Behavior, Pages 242-285, ELLIOT S. VALENSTEIN, VERNE C. COX, JAN W. KAKOLEWSKI
CHAPTER 10 - Brain-Acetylcholine and Inhibition, Pages 286-327, PETER L. CARLTON
CHAPTER 11 - Chemistry of Purposive Behavior, Pages 328-355, LARRY STEIN
CHAPTER 12 - Plasticity in Aplysia Neurons and Some Simple Neuronal Models of Learning, Pages 356-386, IRVING KUPFERMANN, HAROLD PINSKER
CHAPTER 13 - Current Status and Future Directions, Pages 387-416, JACK T. TAPP
Author Index, Pages 417-424
Subject Index, Pages 425-429