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Abram Amsel

University of Iowa

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Journal of Experimental Psychology | 1955

Two tests of the Sheffield hypothesis concerning resistance to extinction, partial reinforcement, and distribution of practice

Wilma Wilson; Elizabeth J. Weiss; Abram Amsel

Journal of Experimental Psychology | 1957

Motivational properties of frustration. III. Relation of frustration effect to antedating goal factors.

Abram Amsel; William Hancock

Journal of Experimental Psychology | 1949

Selective association and the anticipatory goal response mechanism as explanatory concepts in learning theory.

Abram Amsel

Journal of Experimental Psychology | 1950

The combination of a primary appetitional need with primary and secondary emotionally derived needs.

Abram Amsel

Journal of Experimental Psychology | 1948

Anxiety-produced interference in serial rote learning with observations on rote learning after partial frontal lobectomy.

Robert B. Malmo; Abram Amsel

Journal of Experimental Psychology | 1967

Within-subject demonstration of a relationship between frustration and magnitude of reward in a differential magnitude of reward discrimination

Richard H. Peckham; Abram Amsel

Psychological Review | 1969

Frustration theory and partial reinforcement effects: the acquisition-extinction paradox.

James J. Hug; Abram Amsel

Journal of Experimental Psychology | 1967

Extinction following partial delay of reward with immediate continuous reward interpolated, at 24-hour intertrial intervals.

Janet A. Donin; C. Thomas Surridge; Abram Amsel

Journal of Experimental Psychology | 1966

Effect of interpolated extinction on the reacquisition of partially and continuously rewarded responses

C. Thomas Surridge; Joanna Boehnert; Abram Amsel

Journal of Experimental Psychology | 1959

Frustrative factors in selective learning with reward and nonreward as discriminanda.

Abram Amsel; David L. Prouty

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C. Thomas Surridge

University of Toronto

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James J. Hug

University of Toronto

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Simon Vandermeer

Tulane University

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Wilma Wilson

Tulane University

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James J. Hug

University of Toronto

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Richard H. Peckham

University of Toronto

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Robert B. Malmo

McGill University

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