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According to Wikipedia, John Eric Rayner Staddon is a British-born American psychologist. He has been a critic of Skinnerian behaviorism and proposed a theoretically-based "New Behaviorism". John Staddon conducted theoretical behaviorism research in adaptive function, mechanisms of learning, and optimality theories. He completed his graduate work at the Skinner Lab in Harvard in the 1960s, with Richard Herrnstein.

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The "supersitition" experiment: A reexamination of its implications for the principles of adaptive behavior. (1971) (1075)
Handbook of Operant Behavior (2022) (930)
Limits to action, the allocation of individual behavior (1982) (481)
Adaptive behavior and learning (1983) (466)
Time and memory: towards a pacemaker-free theory of interval timing. (1999) (365)
Optima for animals (1982) (317)
Operant behavior as adaptation to constraint. (1979) (314)
Transitive inference formation in pigeons. (1991) (286)
On matching and maximizing in operant choice experiments. (1978) (164)
Hill-climbing by pigeons. (1983) (156)
Sequential and Temporal Properties of Behavior Induced By a Schedule of Periodic Food Delivery (1975) (141)
SOME PROPERTIES OF SPACED RESPONDING IN PIGEONS. (1965) (135)
Matching, maximizing, and hill-climbing. (1983) (124)
What Is Rational? (2021) (122)
On sequential effects in absolute judgment experiments. (1980) (122)
Reinforcement omission on fixed-interval schedules. (1969) (119)
On Herrnstein's equation and related forms. (1977) (112)
The dynamics of operant conditioning. (1999) (111)
Metacognition in animals: how do we know that they know? (2009) (105)
Interval timing: memory, not a clock (2005) (104)
Behavioral competition: a mechanism for schedule interactions. (1978) (103)
Spaced responding and choice: a preliminary analysis. (1968) (98)
The process of recurrent choice. (1993) (86)
The new behaviorism : mind, mechanism, and society (2001) (86)
Autonomous search by robots and animals: A survey (1997) (86)
Time and Memory a (1984) (85)
Temporal control, attention, and memory. (1974) (83)
Temporal Control and the Theory of Reinforcement Schedules (1972) (79)
Differential vocalization in budgerigars: towards an experimental analysis of naming. (1995) (76)
Effect of reinforcement duration on fixed-interval responding. (1970) (76)
Typical delay determines waiting time on periodic-food schedules: Static and dynamic tests. (1988) (73)
Social learning theory and the dynamics of interaction (1984) (73)
Probabilistic choice: A simple invariance (1987) (68)
An effect analogous to “frustration” on interval reinforcement schedules (1966) (63)
Interval timing as an emergent learning property. (2003) (60)
Temporal Effects of Reinforcement: A Negative "Frustration" Effect' (1970) (57)
Multiple time scales in simple habituation. (1996) (56)
The dynamics of behavior: Review of Sutton and Barto: Reinforcement Learning : An Introduction (2 nd ed.) (2020) (55)
The behavioral economics of choice and interval timing. (2009) (54)
Reinforcement as Input: Cyclic Variable-Interval Schedule (1964) (54)
Pigeons' inferences are transitive and the outcome of elementary conditioning principles: A response. (1992) (52)
THEORY OF BEHAVIORAL POWER FUNCTIONS (1978) (52)
Dynamics of time discrimination. (1991) (52)
Temporal tracking on cyclic-interval reinforcement schedules. (1971) (50)
Attention and temporal discrimination: factors controlling responding under a cyclic-interval schedule. (1967) (50)
MULTIPLE TIME SCALES IN SIMPLE HABITUATION (1996) (50)
CHAPTER 4 – Optimality Analyses of Operant Behavior and Their Relation to Optimal Foraging1 (1980) (49)
Optimal choice. (1981) (48)
Habituation, memory and the brain: the dynamics of interval timing (2002) (47)
Behaviorism : mind, mechanism and society (1993) (46)
Interval schedule performance in the goldfish Carassius auratus (1999) (45)
Sensitivity to Molar Feedback Functions: A Test of Molar Optimality Theory (1987) (45)
On Rate-Sensitive Habituation (1993) (44)
Behavior induced by periodic food delivery: The effects of interfood interval. (1983) (44)
Contrast effects in maintained generalization gradients. (1973) (43)
Control of Vocal Repertoire by Reward in Budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus) (1997) (43)
Unconscious logic : an introduction to Matte Blanco's bi-logic and its uses (1994) (41)
Learning : an introduction to the principles of adaptive bahavior (1989) (41)
A Dynamic Route Finder for the Cognitive Map (1998) (40)
Adaptive Dynamics: The Theoretical Analysis of Behavior (2001) (40)
Quasi-dynamic choice models: Melioration and ratio invariance. (1988) (38)
Optimality principles and behavior: It's all for the best (1981) (38)
Models of action : mechanisms for adaptive behavior (1998) (36)
Multiple fixed-interval schedules: transient contrast and temporal inhibition. (1969) (35)
Preference for fixed vs. variable amounts of reward (1966) (34)
On Models, Behaviorism and the Neural Basis of Learning (1991) (33)
The conventional wisdom of behavior analysis. (1993) (32)
Minimum urine collection periods for accurate determination of creatinine clearance in critically ill patients. (1987) (32)
Asymptotic behavior: the concept of the operant. (1967) (32)
Dynamics of waiting in pigeons. (1996) (31)
A tuned-trace theory of interval-timing dynamics. (2002) (30)
Immediacy versus anticipated delay in the time-left experiment: a test of the cognitive hypothesis. (2004) (30)
Response selection in operant learning (1989) (29)
Adaptation to Reward (1987) (29)
On the dynamics of generalization. (1990) (28)
Operant regulation of feeding: a static analysis. (1983) (28)
Cholecystokinin, diet palatability, and feeding regulation in rats (1986) (27)
"Transitive inference" in multiple conditional discriminations. (1993) (26)
Pigeons' wait-time responses to transitions in interfood-interval duration: Another look at cyclic schedule performance. (1993) (26)
Schedule-induced drinking: Elicitation, anticipation, or behavioral interaction? (1982) (25)
Optimization: a result or a mechanism? (1983) (24)
A Simple Method for the Rapid Analysis of Animal Sounds (1978) (24)
Stochastic choice models: A comparison between Bush-Mosteller and a source-independent reward-following model. (1989) (22)
Waiting in pigeons: the effects of daily intercalation on temporal discrimination. (1992) (21)
Scientific Method: How Science Works, Fails to Work, and Pretends to Work (2017) (21)
The role of timing in reinforcement schedule performance (1991) (21)
Time, trace, memory. (1999) (21)
Preferences for constant duration delays and constant sized rewards in human subjects (1992) (20)
The role of the peck-food contingency on fixed-interval schedules. (1975) (20)
Effects of Restraint on Temporal Discrimination Behavior (1974) (20)
Timing in choice experiments. (2005) (20)
The 'superstition' experiment: a reversible figure. (1992) (19)
Temporal control on interval schedules: what determines the postreinforcement pause? (1993) (19)
Scientific imperialism and behaviorist epistemology (2004) (19)
Pepper with a Pinch of Psalt (1993) (18)
The conditions for temporal tracking under interval schedules of reinforcement. (2004) (18)
Decreased feeding associated with acute hypoxia in rats (1982) (17)
Article Commentary: Rationality, Melioration, and Law-of-Effect Models for Choice (1992) (17)
Mechanisms of discrimination reversal in pigeons (1974) (16)
Reinforcement omission on temporal go-no-go schedules. (1972) (16)
Temporal control of periodic schedules: signal properties of reinforcement and blackout. (1974) (16)
Deductive reasoning in pigeons (1990) (16)
Radical Theory (14)
Bang-Bang Control of Feeding: Role of Hypothalamic and Satiety Signals (2007) (14)
The New Behaviorism (2021) (14)
Interval timing (2006) (13)
Timescale invariance and Weber's law in choice. (2006) (13)
Memory for Reward in Probabilistic Choice: Markovian and Non-Markovian Properties (1990) (13)
The New Behaviorism: Second Edition (2014) (13)
Time and rate measures in choice transitions. (2004) (13)
Temporal control on periodic schedules: Fine structure (1975) (11)
A note on the analysis of behavioural sequences in Columba livia (1972) (11)
On Responsibility and Punishment (1995) (11)
Sequential effects in cyclic-interval schedules (1970) (11)
Inhibition and the operant: A review of Sensory inhibition by G. v. Békésy, and Mach Bands: quantitative studies on neural networks in the retina, by Floyd Ratliff1. (1969) (11)
Sensory superstition on multiple interval schedules. (1982) (10)
Feeding dynamics: Why rats eat in meals and what this means for foraging and feeding regulation. (1997) (9)
Reinforcement and Metacognition (2009) (9)
The effects of interval duration on temporal tracking and alternation learning. (2005) (9)
The new behaviorism, 2nd ed. (2014) (9)
What Should Comparative Psychology Compare? (1989) (9)
Chapter 1 Dynamic models of rapid temporal control in animals (1997) (9)
The conventional wisdom of behavior analysis: Response to comments. (1993) (9)
Eccentric stimuli on multiple fixed-interval schedules. (1975) (8)
Rapid, accurate time estimation in zebrafish (Danio rerio) (2013) (8)
Integration of reinforcement effects over time (1997) (8)
On Responsibility in Science and Law (1999) (8)
Response Independence, Matching, and Maximizing: A Reply to Heyman. (1979) (8)
Regulation and time allocation: Comment on "Conservation in behavior." (1979) (7)
SCIENCE AS POLITICS BY OTHER MEANS 1 : FACT AND ANALYSIS IN AN ETHICAL WORLD (2001) (7)
LIMITATIONS ON TEMPORAL CONTROL: GENERALIZATION AND THE EFFECTS OF CONTEXT (1975) (7)
A Note on Behavioural Contrast and Frustration (1974) (7)
SELECTIVE CHOICE - A COMMENTARY ON HERRNSTEIN (1990) (1991) (6)
Gridlock: Research, Teaching, Curriculum, and the Faculty in the Modern University (2007) (6)
A Reader for the Cognitive Map (1997) (6)
Scopolamine and reinforcement omission on fixed-interval schedules (1969) (6)
The effect of informative feedback on temporal tracking in the pigeon. (1969) (6)
Reflections on adaptive behavior : essays in honor of J.E.R. Staddon (2008) (6)
The dynamics of successive induction in larval zebrafish. (2010) (5)
Theoretical Behaviorism (2021) (5)
Cognitive versus associative decision rules in timing (2014) (5)
A note on rate-sensitive habituation (1993) (5)
Plus ça change . . . : Jost, Piaget, and the dynamics of embodiment (2001) (5)
Did Skinner miss the point about teaching (2006) (5)
The choose-short effect and trace models of timing. (1999) (5)
Stimulus control of behavior induced by a periodic schedule of food presentation in pigeons (1980) (5)
Control of long-interval performance on mixed cyclic-interval schedules (1974) (5)
On Choice and the Law of Effect (2014) (5)
Theoretical Behaviorism, Economic Theory, and Choice (2016) (5)
Within-session meal-size effects on induced drinking. (1987) (4)
The functional properties of feeding, or why we still need the black box (1988) (4)
THE OLD BEHAVIORISM: A RESPONSE TO WILLIAM BAUM'S REVIEW OF THE NEW BEHAVIORISM (2004) (4)
Conservation and consequences--theories of behavior under constraint: An overview. (1979) (4)
Cumulative effects model: a response to Williams (1994) (1994) (4)
Faith, fact, and behaviorism (2013) (4)
Detecting hidden targets: a procedure for studying performance in a mine-detection-like task (2000) (3)
Up close: Impersonal (2002) (3)
On a Possible Relation Between Cultural Transmission and Genetical Evolution (1981) (3)
Foraging and behavioral ecology (2016) (2)
9 – Theoretical Behaviorism (1999) (2)
Editorial: choice studies in transition. (2010) (2)
Object of Inquiry: Psychology’s Other (Non-replication) Problem (2019) (2)
Responsibility: On Responsibility in Science and Law (1999) (2)
Behaviorist Theory (2)
The Malign Hand of the Markets: The Insidious Forces on Wall Street that are Destroying Financial Markets – and What We Can Do About it (2012) (2)
The Case for Carbon Dioxide (2020) (2)
Consciousness and Theoretical Behaviorism1 (2000) (2)
Simply Too Many Notes (2017) (2)
Thirst - a static analysis (1979) (2)
A call to Arms (2004) (2)
Diffusion-based guidance system for autonomous agents (1998) (2)
Humanism and Skinner’s Radical Behaviorism (2003) (2)
Bionomics: The Inevitability of Capitalism.Michael Rothschild (1992) (1)
The optimal allocation of behavior (2016) (1)
Response To Commentators. (2004) (1)
Reinforcement is the problem, not the solution: Variation and selection of behavior (1984) (1)
L'animal-machine (1982) (1)
Autocontingencies: Special Contingencies or Special Stimuli? A Review of Davis, Memmott, and Hurwitz. (1975) (1)
The Role of Theory in Behavior Analysis: A Response to Unfinished Business, Travis Thompson’s Review of Staddon's New Behaviorism (2nd edition) (2020) (1)
It's all a game (1984) (1)
Skinner's behaviorism implies a subcutaneous homunculus (1984) (1)
Three Domains (1)
FAITH AND GOODNESS: A REPLY TO HOCUTT (2009) (1)
Dynamics of Feeding Behavior: Role of Hypothalamic and Satiety Signals (2011) (0)
Daniel T. Cerutti (1956–2010) (2011) (0)
Experimental Methods (0)
B. F. Skinner: Mistaken – or Misunderstood? (2013) (0)
Theory: A Response to Lopes (2021) (0)
Simply Too Many Notes (2017) (0)
In the beginning was the word (1982) (0)
Internal States (0)
How animals detect causes. (1983) (0)
What's in the journals? (2018) (0)
The Experimental Analysis of Behavior (2021) (0)
"On Matching and Maximizing in Operant Choice Experiments": Correction (1979) (0)
Memories of Memorial Hall. (2002) (0)
The evolution, development, and modification of behavior (2016) (0)
Pinch of Psalt (2009) (0)
College Admissions Ride the Equality Roundabout (2019) (0)
Choice: dynamics and decision rules (2016) (0)
Neo-Behaviorism and Learning Psychology (2021) (0)
Obituary: Nancy Innis (1941-2004). (2005) (0)
Theory and behavior analysis: commentary on donahoe, palmer, and burgos. (1997) (0)
Adaptive Behavior and Learning: Operant behavior (2016) (0)
Navigation: animals as autonomous robots (2000) (0)
Behavior-Evolution Parallels (2014) (0)
On Campbell's "admissions policies." (1972) (0)
Free Will, Behaviorism, and Utopia (2021) (0)
A call to arms (2001) (0)
Issues in the ecological study of learning Edited by Timothy D. Johnston & Alexandra T. Pietrewicz. Hillsdale, New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum (1985). Pp. xi+451. Price $49.95 (1986) (0)
Feeding by Numbers: Foraging and Reinforcement Theory. (1989) (0)
Reward and punishment (2016) (0)
Behavioral economics: A partial view. (1985) (0)
1.06 – Operant Behavior (2008) (0)
Darwin Explained: An Object Lesson in Theory Construction. (1971) (0)
Cognitivism and the New Behaviorism (2021) (0)
Variation and selection: kineses (2016) (0)
Consciousness and Behaviorism (2021) (0)
New Wine in an Old Bottle@@@The New Behaviorism: Mind, Mechanism, and Society (2002) (0)
What’s Really Wrong with America (2020) (0)
Health Care, II: The Context (2014) (0)
Adaptive Behavior and Learning: Time and memory, I (2016) (0)
The Malign Hand (2020) (0)
Medicaid Relief in 2004 : Only a Temporary Fix for the States Continued as “ After Medicaid Boost (0)
Freedom from fear (2020) (0)
Book reviews (2004) (0)
Whatever Happened to History of Science? How Scholarship Became Politicized Story-Telling (2020) (0)
Feeding regulation: a model motivational system (2016) (0)
The Psychology of the "Other One" (2021) (0)
Letters: AAUP and Politics (1995) (0)
SEARCHING FOR A FUTURE FOR BEHAVIORISM : A (2003) (0)
STOCHASTICCHOICEMODELS:A COMPARISONBETWEEN BUSH-MOSTELLERAND A SOURCE-INDEPENDENT REWARD-FOLLOWINGMODEL (1989) (0)
Linear waiting-a simple rule for behavior in periodic food situations (1987) (0)
Time and memory, II (2016) (0)
Schedule-Induced Behavior* (2022) (0)
SENSORY SUPERSTITION ON MULTIPLE INTERVAL SCHED (2005) (0)
Detecting minelike targets: synergistic effects of correlated and uncorrelated sensor channels (2001) (0)
SOME PROPERTIES OF SPACED RESPONDING IN PIGEONS1 (2005) (0)
The New Behaviorism(Draft) (2019) (0)
Science and Pseudoscience (1987) (0)
History of Science: Politicizing a Discipline (2021) (0)
THE TROUBLE WITH STANLEY . . . (2001) (0)
ECCENTRIC STIMULI ON MULTIPLE FIXED-INTERVAL SCHEDULES1 (2005) (0)
Correction: Bang-Bang Control of Feeding: Role of Hypothalamic and Satiety Signals (2007) (0)
The Logic of Profiling: Fairness vs. Efficiency (2021) (0)
Thanks to our guest reviewers (1986) (0)
The Behaviorist Plot (2021) (0)
Stimulus control and cognition (2016) (0)
Variation and Selection (0)
The Contingencies of Medicine (2021) (0)
Behavior—Evolution Parallels (0)
ADAPTIVE DYNAMICSTHEORETICAL BEHAVIORISMOrientation, Reflexes, Habituation, Feeding, Search and TimeDiscrimination (2001) (0)
Expenses and Benefits of Directors and Higher Paid Employees (1984) (0)
The Devolution of Psychological Science: Memes, Culture, and Systemic Racism (2021) (0)
Did Skinner miss the point about teaching? (2020) (0)
Law, Punishment and Behaviorism (2014) (0)
The Faith of Science (2022) (0)
The Diversity Dilemma (2021) (0)
Stimulus control and performance (2016) (0)
Animal Rights (1999) (0)
Postscript to Parts I–III: Alchemy of the Mind (2014) (0)
Law, Punishment, and Behaviorism (0)
Variation and Diversity: A Tribute to Freeman Dyson (2020) (0)
Distracting Miss Daisy (2008) (0)
Behaviorism and Mental Life (2021) (0)
On Choice and the Law of Effect - eScholarship (2014) (0)
On the process of reinforcement (1988) (0)
Direct orientation and feedback (2016) (0)
Radical Behaviorism, II: Explanation (2014) (0)
Skinner and Mental Life (2014) (0)
SPACEDRESPONDINGAND CHOICE: A PRELIMINARYANALYSIS' (1968) (0)
Schedule combinations and choice: experiment and theory (1995) (0)
Facts vs. Passion: The Debate over Science-Based Regulation (2020) (0)
Thanks to our guest reviewers (1985) (0)
Can Science be Saved? (2021) (0)
As a Sculptor Shapes a Lump of Clay . . . (1983) (0)
Philosophy of Behaviorism (2021) (0)

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