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Variable‐interval punishment was superimposed on a variable‐interval food reinforcement baseline for three groups of rats. The value for the variable‐interval punishment schedule was the same as that for the variable‐interval food reinforcement schedule, although the two schedules were programmed independently. The three groups were Variable Intervals 0.5, 1, and 3 min. Little or no suppression occurred in the three groups at mild (0.2 and 0.4 ma) intensities of punishment, but at 0.6 ma, complete suppression occurred almost uniformly. During continued punishment, there was no consistent recovery toward the pre‐punishment baseline at suppressing intensities of punishment. After punishment was discontinued, recovery from suppression was more rapid the lower the punishment intensity, and the lower the value of the variable‐interval schedules of reinforcement and punishment.
One paradigm for exploring stimulus effects on behavior is defined for steady state experiments. The paradigm is illustrated by a 60‐sec fixed‐interval reinforcement schedule wherein a 6‐sec light is introduced into each interval. The temporal relation of this stimulus to the reinforcer is the independent variable that is systematically explored. Two experiments studied this temporal relation under two parametric conditions: (a) when the 6‐sec light occurs once in each 60‐sec interval, (b) when the 6‐sec light occurs twice in each interval, the second time always during the 6 sec immediately preceding the reinforcer. Functions are presented showing the effect of the 6‐sec light on responding at all points in the fixed‐interval.
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Experimental animals used in this study were handled in accordance with the Principles of Laboratory Animal Care promulgated by the National Society for Medical Research (Ref. ‐AR70‐18, 20 Nov 61). The opinions expressed in this paper are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect official Department of Army policy.