Effects of visual sensory-restriction and recent experience with the imagined stimulus on a suggestibility measure

King, Donald L.; Lummis, Guy

doi:10.1080/00207147408413003

International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis

1974

DOI: 10.1080/00207147408413003

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Effects of visual sensory-restriction and recent experience with the imagined stimulus on a suggestibility measure

Donald L. King

Guy Lummis

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An Image Theory of Instrumental Conditioning

King

1974

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According to theories of classical conditioning and images, an image of the goal for an instrumentally conditioned response occurs by way of classically conditioned associations between the stimuli of the learning situation and the stimuli produced by the instrumentally conditioned response and between these response-produced stimuli and the goal. Also, the animal is viewed as behaving in order to change the vividness of the image of the reinforcer, associated with a change in the “reinforcing effect” of the image of the reinforcer, and does so by producing successively closer approximations to the stimuli produced by the instrumentally conditioned response via a feedback process, this response thereby eventuating. Image approaches to some instrumental conditioning results and some theories of instrumental conditioning are also discussed.

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An Image Theory of Instrumental Conditioning

King

1974

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Effects of visual sensory-restriction and recent experience with the imagined stimulus on a suggestibility measure

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