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RELATIVE AND ABSOLUTE STRENGTH OF RESPONSE AS A FUNCTION OF FREQUENCY OF REINFORCEMENT1,2

1961 • 2,238 citations

Applied Time Series Analysis for the Social Sciences.

1981 • 1,070 citations

CHOICE AS TIME ALLOCATION1

1969 • 716 citations

MATCHING, UNDERMATCHING, AND OVERMATCHING IN STUDIES OF CHOICE

1979 • 691 citations

The Matching Law: A Research Review

2016 • 669 citations

Limits to Action: The Allocation of Individual Behavior

1982 • 559 citations

Competitive foraging in mallards: “Ideal free’ ducks

1982 • 328 citations

Melioration and Behavioral Allocation

1980 • 280 citations

Quantification of Steady-State Operant Behavior

1982 • 277 citations

Scalar expectancy theory and choice between delayed rewards.

1988 • 179 citations

Foraging on patchily distributed prey by a cichlid fish (Teleostei, Cichlidae): A test of the ideal free distribution theory

1984 • 154 citations

Quantitative Analyses of Behavior, Vol. 1: Discriminative Properties of Reinforcement Schedules

1983 • 143 citations

Starlings exploiting patches: the effect of recent experience on foraging decisions

1990 • 126 citations

Tracking a fluctuating environment: a study of sampling

1988 • 116 citations

The kinetics of choice: An operant systems analysis.

1980 • 97 citations

The Fallacy of the Averages in Ecological Optimization Theory

1981 • 80 citations

CHOICE: A LOCAL ANALYSIS

1985 • 76 citations

A YOKED‐CHAMBER COMPARISON OF CONCURRENT AND MULTIPLE SCHEDULES

1972 • 74 citations

Stimulus preference and the transitivity of preference

1992 • 64 citations

Psychological mechanisms and the Marginal Value Theorem: effect of variability in travel time on patch exploitation

1992 • 59 citations

Choice behavior in transition: Development of preference with ratio and interval schedules.

1992 • 57 citations

Measuring the subjective magnitude of brain stimulation reward by titration with rate of reward.

1991 • 48 citations

DURATION AND RATE OF REINFORCEMENT AS DETERMINANTS OF CONCURRENT RESPONDING1

1977 • 43 citations

QUASI‐DYNAMIC CHOICE MODELS: MELIORATION AND RATIO IN VARIANCE

1988 • 40 citations

How pigeons estimate rates of prey encounter.

1992 • 32 citations

Local shifts in relative reinforcement rate and time allocation on concurrent schedules.

1991 • 25 citations

The function relating the subjective magnitude of brain stimulation reward to stimulation strength varies with site of stimulation

1992 • 23 citations

Some persistent issues in the study of matching and maximizing

1982 • 14 citations

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