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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Bauru. Faculdade de Ciências (FC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Bachelor degree in Psychology at the Centro Universitário IESB (2013). Ph.D at the Department of Behavioral Sciences, Oslo Metropolitan University (2018). Interests: reinforcement schedules, temporal control, cultural practices. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Since the first formulation of the Law of Effect, the temporal relationship between behavior and consequence has been given significant importance. Results from various experimental studies on reinforcement delay have provided the basis for the formulation of several theoretical models of behavior. The present study is designed to investigate reinforcement delay through the theoretical mo…
Experiments demonstrate that coordinated episodes follow the laws of operant behavior: (1) the response-reinforcement contingency maintains high levels of coordination; (2) reinforcement schedules alter the rate and temporal patterns of coordination; and (3) coordination can be controlled by stimuli. Recently, it has been shown that the simultaneity of reinforcers is essential for maintai…
The series of experiments in the present research project is designed to evaluate the effects of variables within reinforcement schedules on cooperative responding in pairs of rats. Experiment 1 is designed to verify whether cooperation is maintained by a cooperative schedule (fixed-ratio [FR]) or whether this behavior emerges merely as a byproduct of the high rate of individual respondin…
The principle of reinforcement (changes in the probability of responses as function of reinforcing consequences) has been used to explain simple and complex behavioral phenomena. Within Behavior Analysis, this principle has historically been applied to individual behaviors, that is, to explain recurrence of behavior in the repertoire of an individual organism. While B. F. Skinner argued f…
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