Variable versus Fixed Immediacies of Reinforcement for Responding and Non-Responding
@inproceedings{Stephens1977VariableVF, title={Variable versus Fixed Immediacies of Reinforcement for Responding and Non-Responding}, author={K. R. Stephens}, year={1977} }
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