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System-specific differences in behavior regulation: Overrunning and underdrinking in molar nondepriving schedules
1987
Journal of Experimental Psychology Animal Behavior Processes
In two experiments we tested the molar regulation prediction that animals adjust schedule performance to reduce deviations from baseline response totals. Both experiments constrained the baseline drink-burst length under molar nondepriving schedules but allowed rats to continue running without drinking. In Experiment 1, rats were required to run in order to drink. In Experiment 2, water was delivered independently of running by fixed-time (FT) schedules. Under the run-to-drink contingency, rats
doi:10.1037/0097-7403.13.4.354
pmid:3668476
fatcat:rnhxo3tmwva3dbzt3yqu5uwwiq