Elicitation theory: I. An analysis of two typical learning situations.

Motivational properties of frustration: I. Effect on a running response of the addition of frustration to the motivational complex.

1952 • 456 citations

Acquired distinctiveness of cues: I. Transfer between discriminations on the basis of familiarity with the stimulus.

1949 • 282 citations

The Pavlovian theory of generalization.

1946 • 249 citations

Reward value of a non-nutritive sweet taste.

1950 • 210 citations

Reward value of copulation without sex drive reduction.

1951 • 142 citations

The role of stimulus satiation in spontaneous alternation.

1953 • 99 citations

The relation between conditioned stimulus intensity and response strength.

1953 • 97 citations

The conditioned evocation of attitudes (cognitive conditioning?).

1954 • 93 citations

Resistance to extinction as a function of the type of response elicited by frustration.

1955 • 49 citations

Description of the learned response in discrimination behavior.

1950 • 49 citations

Motivational properties of frustration: II. Frustration drive stimulus and frustration reduction in selective learning.

1954 • 37 citations

Acquisition of secondary reward by cues associated with shock reduction.

1954 • 24 citations

Reinforcement and extinction phenomena.

1954 • 15 citations

The effect of differential non-reinforcement of the incorrect response on the learning of the correct response in the simple T-maze.

1951 • 13 citations