Charles Ferster

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Charles Ferster is affiliated with the following schools: Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana University, Rutgers University, Georgetown University, Columbia University, Harvard University

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According to Wikipedia, Charles Bohris Ferster was an American behavioral psychologist. A pioneer of applied behavior analysis, he developed errorless learning and was a colleague of B.F. Skinner's at Harvard University, co-authoring the book Schedules of Reinforcement .

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Schedules of reinforcement (1957) (2388)
A functional analysis of depression. (1973) (808)
Positive reinforcement and behavioral deficits of autistic children. (1961) (300)
The development of performances in autistic children in an automatically controlled environment. (1961) (207)
Sustained behavior under delayed reinforcement. (1953) (166)
A method for the experimental analysis of the behavior of autistic children. (1962) (161)
The use of the free operant in the analysis of behavior. (1953) (140)
Arbitrary and Natural Reinforcement (1967) (130)
Control of behavior in chimpanzees and pigeons by time out from positive reinforcement. (1958) (124)
Intermittent reinforcement of matching to sample in the pigeon. (1960) (87)
Punishment of S delta responding in matching to sample by time out from positive reinforcement. (1961) (82)
ARITHMETIC BEHAVIOR IN CHIMPANZEES. (1964) (78)
An Experimental Analysis of Clinical Phenomena (1972) (71)
Individualized Instruction in a Large Introductory Psychology College Course (1968) (68)
Plan of analysis. (1957) (66)
Intermittent Reinforcement of a Complex Response in a Chimpanzee. (1958) (60)
Animal Behavior and Mental Illness (1966) (57)
CORRELATION OF BRAIN MONOAMINE OXIDASE ACTIVITY WITH BEHAVIOURAL CHANGES AFTER IPRONIAZID AND 5‐HYDROXYTRYPTOPHAN ADMINISTRATION † (1961) (55)
Intermittent punishment of Sdelta responding in matching to sample. (1963) (53)
VARIABLES DETERMINING THE EFFECTS OF DELAY IN REINFORCEMENT. (1965) (49)
Neurochemical correlates of behavior. I. Quantitative measurement of the behavioral effects of the serotonin precursor, 5-hydroxytryptophan. (1961) (48)
IS OPERANT CONDITIONING GETTING BORED WITH BEHAVIOR (1978) (46)
Perspectives in Psychology: XXV Transition from Animal Laboratory to Clinic (1967) (46)
The experimental analysis of human behavior. (1963) (42)
Withdrawal of positive reinforcement as punishment. (1957) (40)
SOME NOTES ON TIME OUT FROM REINFORCEMENT1 (1964) (37)
TEACHING NEW SOCIAL BEHAVIOR TO SCHIZOPHRENIC CHILDREN (1962) (30)
The effect of drugs on a fixed-ratio performance suppressed by a pre-time-out stimulus. (1962) (29)
A functional anlysis of depression. (1973) (25)
SOME NOTES ON TIME OUT FROM REINFORCEMENT. (1964) (24)
"A functional analysis of depression": Reply. (1974) (20)
The effect on extinction responding of stimuli continuously present during conditioning. (1951) (18)
Reinforcement and punishment in the control of human behavior of social agencies. (1958) (18)
Concurrent schedules of reinforcement in the chimpanzee. (1957) (15)
Fixed-interval performances with added stimuli in monkeys. (1963) (14)
Suppression of a performance under differential reinforcement of low rates by a pre-time-out stimulus. (1960) (14)
Behavior Therapy with Children (1966) (12)
A METHOD FOR TRAINING UNRESTRAINED PRIMATES TO RECEIVE DRUG INJECTIONS. (1964) (12)
INCREASED PERFORMANCES OF AN AUTISTIC CHILD WITH PROCHLORPERAZINE ADMINISTRATION (1961) (12)
Use of the blackout in the investigation of temporal discrimination in fixed-interval reinforcement. (1954) (11)
A complex concurrent schedule of reinforcement. (1959) (11)
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BEHAVIORAL AND CONVENTIONAL PSYCHOLOGY (1974) (11)
Clinical reinforcement. (1972) (9)
The reinforcement of social behavior (1970) (8)
AN EXPERIMENT IN TEACHING A SECOND LANGUAGE (1966) (8)
CHAINED VI PERFORMANCE OF PIGEONS MAINTAINED WITH AN ADDED STIMULUS. (1964) (8)
The repertoire of the autistic child in relation to principles of reinforcement (1966) (7)
The contribution of an added counter to a fixed-ratio schedule. (1980) (6)
A multiple-unit pigeon apparatus. (1960) (5)
A response key for use with projection-type display units. (1962) (5)
The measurement of hypnotic effects by operant-reinforcement techniques (1961) (5)
An introduction to the science of human behavior (1963) (5)
An experimental space combining individual and social performances. (1968) (5)
A science of behavior and modification a review of Alan Kazdin’s History of Behavior Modification (1981) (4)
Differential reinforcement of rate. (1957) (4)
Psychotherapy and the Behavioral Sciences (1967) (3)
Stimulus control of food- and shock-maintained behavior. (1954) (3)
Space as a Reinforcer in a Continuous Free-Operant Environment (1972) (3)
Evaluating Students’ Clinical Skills (1974) (3)
Behavioral effects of 5-hydroxytryptophan (1960) (3)
Psychophysiological responses in a human operant situation (1962) (3)
A Psychology Learning Center (1974) (3)
Autoshaped key pecking maintained by access to a social space. (1982) (3)
The Use of Learning Principles in Clinical Practice and Training (1971) (2)
A semi-automatic teaching machine. (1960) (2)
A continuous stencil duplicator. (1960) (2)
An automatic paper folder. (1963) (2)
Behavioral language. (1973) (1)
Behavior principles / by C.B. Ferster, Stuart Culbertson and Mary Carol Perrott Boren (1975) (1)
On the role of behaviorism in clinical psychology (1980) (1)
The Experimental Analysis of Behavior in the First Psychiatry Course (1961) (0)
Interrelations among the processes of aversive control. (1963) (0)
DRUG EFFECTS IN COMPLEX BEHAVIORAL REPERTOIRES IN MONKEYS, BABOONS, AND MAN (1964) (0)
THE PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW VERBAL BEHAVIOR. FINAL TECHNICAL REPORT. (1966) (0)
The Development of Performances in Autistic Children in an Automatically Controlled Environment (1964) (0)
The environmental control of behavior. (1963) (0)
Discussion of Dr. Cameron's paper on remedial reading. (1972) (0)
Effects of an added counter on keypecking maintained by a fixed-ratio schedule: Context effects (1990) (0)
Withdrawal versus Withholding of Positive Reinforcement. (1958) (0)
SOCIAL FACTORS AND DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION. PSYCHOTHERAPY BY MACHINE COMMUNICATION. (1964) (0)
A COMBINATION LOCK FOR AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING OF TWO ANIMALS IN A SINGLE EXPERIMENTAL SPACE. (1964) (0)
DRUG EFFECTS AND COMPLEX BEHAVIORAL REPERTOIRES UNDER CONDITIONS OF FULL ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL (1963) (0)
The ultimate behaviorist. (1977) (0)
Experimental studies of perceptual processes, section two Progress report, Jan. - Sep. 30, 1965 (1965) (0)
Failure to obtain behavioral contrast when components change after reinforcement (1989) (0)
Treatment and Education of Autistic Children; Combined Application of Clinical and Laboratory Methods. Final Report. (1968) (0)
Withdrawal of Positive Reinforcement as Punishment (1957) (0)

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