Hayley Nicole Roberts, Benjamin Solomon, Susan Harden, Senthil Lingaratnam, Marliese Alexander
Utility of 30-Day Mortality Following Systemic Anti-Cancer Treatment as a Quality Indicator in Advanced Lung Cancer
Clinical lung cancer
existing models operant learning relatively insensitive historical properties behavior applicable limited data sets article proposes minimal set principles based shortterm longterm memory mechanisms explain major static dynamic properties operant behavior singlechoice multiresponse situations critical features theory follows key property conditioning assessment degree association responses reinforcement stimuli reinforcement b contingent reinforcement represented learning expectancy combined prediction responsereinforcement stimulusreinforcement associations c operant response controlled interplay facilitatory suppressive variables integrate differences expected longterm experienced shortterm events verylongterm effects encoded consolidated memory sensitive entire reinforcement history model predicts major qualitative features operant phenomena suggests experimental test theoretical predictions joint effects reinforcement probability amount training operant choice hypothesize set elementary principles propose may help resolve longstanding debate fundamental variables controlling operant conditioning