Peter Richard Killeen

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According to Wikipedia, Peter Richard Killeen is an American psychologist who has made major contributions to a number of fields in the behavioral sciences. He has been one of the few premier contributors in quantitative analysis of behavior, and memory.

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A behavioral theory of timing. (1988) (469)
An Alternative to Null-Hypothesis Significance Tests (2005) (462)
Japanese quail can learn phonetic categories. (1987) (327)
The matching law. (1972) (302)
Optimal timing and the Weber function. (1987) (280)
A behavioral theory of timing (1988) (263)
On the measurement of reinforcement frequency in the study of preference. (1968) (259)
On the temporal control of behavior. (1975) (253)
Mathematical principles of reinforcement (1994) (245)
Arousal: its genesis and manifestation as response rate. (1978) (230)
Response variability in Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: a neuronal and glial energetics hypothesis (2006) (225)
Incentive theory: II. Models for choice. (1982) (179)
The spontaneously hypertensive rat model of ADHD – The importance of selecting the appropriate reference strain (2009) (170)
An additive-utility model of delay discounting. (2009) (167)
Chronic stress impairs spatial memory and motivation for reward without disrupting motor ability and motivation to explore. (2006) (155)
Superstition: A Matter of Bias, Not Detectability (1978) (153)
Time's causes (1997) (119)
Incentive theory: IV. Magnitude of reward. (1985) (116)
Central place foraging in Rattus norvegicus (1981) (112)
Reinforcement frequency and contingency as factors in fixed-ratio behavior. (1969) (111)
The failure of Weber's law in time perception and production (2006) (111)
A theory of behaviour on progressive ratio schedules, with applications in behavioural pharmacology (2012) (109)
How the propagation of error through stochastic counters affects time discrimination and other psychophysical judgments. (2000) (107)
Origins of altered reinforcement effects in ADHD (2009) (105)
Economics, ecologics, and mechanics: The dynamics of responding under conditions of varying motivation. (1995) (97)
Evidence for impulsivity in the Spontaneously Hypertensive Rat drawn from complementary response-withholding tasks (2008) (89)
Mechanics of the animate. (1992) (82)
Perception of Contingency in Conditioning: Scalar Timing, Response Bias, and Erasure of Memory by Reinforcement (1984) (75)
A yoked-chamber comparison of concurrent and multiple schedules. (1972) (75)
Watching the clock (1998) (74)
Preference for fixed-interval schedules of reinforcement. (1970) (74)
Normalized Mutual Entropy in Biology: Quantifying Division of Labor (2004) (71)
Coal Is Not Black, Snow Is Not White, Food Is Not a Reinforcer: The Roles of Affordances and Dispositions in the Analysis of Behavior (2017) (71)
Satiation causes within-session decreases in instrumental responding. (1998) (70)
Progressive ratio schedules of reinforcement. (2009) (70)
Timescale invariance in the pacemaker-accumulator family of timing models (2013) (69)
Adjusting the pacemaker (1991) (67)
The reflex reserve. (1988) (65)
The Four Causes of Behavior (2001) (65)
Incentive theory. (1982) (65)
Adjunctive behaviors are operants (2013) (62)
Models of trace decay, eligibility for reinforcement, and delay of reinforcement gradients, from exponential to hyperboloid (2011) (59)
The Four Causes of Hypnosis (2003) (58)
The behavioral theory of timing: transition analyses. (1993) (53)
Molecular analyses of the principal components of response strength. (2002) (52)
Models of ratio schedule performance. (1997) (52)
Behavioral variability, elimination of responses, and delay-of-reinforcement gradients in SHR and WKY rats (2007) (51)
Replicability, Confidence, and Priors (2005) (50)
Changing rates of reinforcement perturbs the flow of time (1993) (50)
Tracking time with song and count: Different Weber functions for musicians and nonmusicians (2009) (49)
The principal components of response strength. (2001) (43)
Rats don’t always respond faster for more food: The paradoxical incentive effect (2001) (42)
Stability criteria. (1978) (42)
Writing and overwriting short-term memory (2001) (40)
Measurement and modeling of behavior under fixed-interval schedules of reinforcement. (1981) (38)
Brief light as a practical aversive stimulus for the albino rat (2010) (37)
Incentive Theory III: Adaptive Clocks (1984) (36)
Unification of models for choice between delayed reinforcers. (1990) (35)
Satiation, capacity, and within-session responding. (1999) (34)
Modeling operant behavior in the Parkinsonian rat (2009) (33)
The effects of rate and amount of reinforcement on the speed of the pacemaker in pigeons’ timing behavior (1991) (32)
Chapter 3 Time's causes (1997) (32)
Scaling pigeons' choice of feeds: bigger is better. (1993) (32)
Observing Behavior and Information (1980) (31)
Behavior's Time (1991) (31)
Temporal generalization accounts for response resurgence in the peak procedure (2007) (30)
Response rate as a factor in choice (1968) (28)
The dynamics of conditioning and extinction. (2009) (28)
Markov model of smoking cessation (2011) (27)
Negative automaintenance omission training is effective. (2006) (27)
Counting the Minutes (1992) (27)
Predict, Control, and Replicate to Understand: How Statistics Can Foster the Fundamental Goals of Science (2018) (27)
BETTER STATISTICS FOR BETTER DECISIONS: REJECTING NULL HYPOTHESES STATISTICAL TESTS IN FAVOR OF REPLICATION STATISTICS. (2007) (27)
Complex dynamic processes in sign tracking with an omission contingency (negative automaintenance). (2003) (27)
A clock not wound runs down (1999) (26)
Pavlov + Skinner = Premack (2014) (25)
Beyond statistical inference: a decision theory for science. (2006) (25)
Psychophysical Distance Functions for Hooded Rats (1974) (24)
Absent without leave; a neuroenergetic theory of mind wandering (2013) (23)
Modeling the effects of fluoxetine on food-reinforced behavior (2008) (22)
Timing with opportunity cost: Concurrent schedules of reinforcement improve peak timing (2009) (22)
Adjunctive behavior in multiple schedules of reinforcement (1991) (21)
The mechanics of reinforcement (1998) (21)
A stochastic adding machine and complex dynamics. (2000) (21)
The four causes of ADHD: a framework. (2012) (20)
An Application of Signal Detection Theory to Air Combat Training (1983) (18)
The structure of scientific evolution (2013) (18)
A theory of behavioral contrast. (2014) (18)
Responses compete and collaborate, shaping each others' distributions: Commentary on Boakes, Patterson, Kendig, and Harris (2015). (2015) (18)
Bayesian analysis of foraging by pigeons (Columba livia). (1996) (17)
Does satiation close the open economy? (2005) (17)
How reinforcement context affects temporal production and categorization (1998) (16)
The arithmetic of discounting. (2015) (16)
Spatial Effects on Temporal Categorisation (2009) (16)
Models of ADHD: Five ways smaller sooner is better (2015) (15)
The non-Darwinian evolution of behavers and behaviors (2017) (15)
Mathematical Principles of Reinforcement: Based on the Correlation of Behaviour with Incentives in Short-Term Memory (1994) (14)
The logistics of choice. (2015) (14)
Suing for Peace in the War Against Mentalism (2018) (13)
MPR (2003) (13)
Effects of Singing and Counting During Successive Interval Productions (2009) (13)
Resituating Cognition (2010) (12)
Foraging by rats: Intuitions, models, data (1989) (11)
Models of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (2019) (11)
The kinematics of locomotion toward a goal. (1987) (11)
Subjects Adjust Criterion on Errors in Perceptual Decision Tasks (2018) (11)
Neuroenergetics (2016) (11)
The basis of behavioral momentum in the nonlinearity of strength. (2018) (11)
Modeling games from the 20th century (2001) (10)
The Problem With Bayes (2006) (10)
Response patterns as a factor in choice (1971) (10)
The Futures of Experimental Analysis of Behavior (2018) (10)
Rats (Rattus norvegicus) and pigeons (Columbia livia) are sensitive to the distance to food, but only rats request more food when distance increases (2012) (10)
Maximization theory: The “package” will not serve as an atom (1981) (9)
Symmetric receiver operating characteristics (2004) (9)
The “lunching” effect: Pigeons track motion towards food more than motion away from it (2009) (9)
The Modulated Contingency (2017) (9)
No thanks, I'm good. Any more and I'll be sick: comment on Lynch and Carroll (2001). (2001) (8)
The bimean: A measure of central tendency that accommodates outliers (1985) (8)
gradus ad parnassum: ascending strength gradients or descending memory traces? (2005) (8)
A passel of metaphors: “Some old, some new, some borrowed . . .” (2000) (7)
Timberlake’s theories dissolve anomalies (2019) (7)
Temporal properties of responding during stimuli that precede response-independent food (1977) (7)
Categorical counting (2010) (6)
A trace theory of time perception. (2021) (6)
Delay Gradients for Spout-Licking and Magazine-Entering Induced by a Periodic Food Schedule (2018) (6)
The schemapiric view. Notes on S. S. Stevens' philosophy and Psychophysics. (1976) (5)
Frustration: Theory and practice (1994) (5)
Theories in Progress (2003) (5)
Prep, the Probability of Replicating an Effect (2015) (5)
Delay reduction: A field guide for optimal foragers? (1985) (5)
Replication is not coincidence: Reply to Iverson, Lee, and Wagenmakers (2009) (2010) (5)
Bidding for delayed rewards: Accumulation as delay discounting, delay discounting as regulation, demand functions as corollary. (2019) (4)
A Ludic Appreciation of Mechner’s Aesthetics (2018) (4)
P pep replicates: comment prompted by Iverson, Wagenmakers, and Lee (2010); Lecoutre, Lecoutre, and Poitevineau (2010); and Maraun and Gabriel (2010). (2010) (3)
The role of reinforcement context in temporal production and categorization (1998) (3)
Replication is not coincidence: reply to Iverson, Lee, and Wagenmakers (2009). (2010) (3)
The effects of scopolamine on the temporal control of behavior (1977) (3)
All thumbs? (2005) (3)
Inventing the wheel. (2019) (3)
A challenge to learning theory. (1981) (3)
Concurrent random interval schedules of reinforcement (1971) (3)
Interactions of numerical and temporal stimulus characteristics on the control of response location by brief flashes of light (2011) (3)
The effect of timeout on performance on a variable-interval schedule of electric-shock presentation. (1975) (3)
The modularity of behavior (1985) (2)
Rats, responses and reinforcers: Using a little psychology on our subjects (1994) (2)
The response dimension (1996) (2)
The Yins and the Yangs of science : Fact and value in the philosophy of behavior (2003) (2)
Applied Quantitative Analysis of Behavior: What It Is, and Why We Care—Introduction to the Special Section (2021) (2)
Behaviorism: The next generation (1985) (2)
Finding time (2014) (2)
Prospective and retrospective timing by pigeons (2010) (2)
Variations on a theme by Rachlin: Probability discounting. (2022) (1)
Psychophysics: Plus ça change … (1992) (1)
Freud meets Skinner: Hyperbolic curves, elliptical theories, and Ainslie Interests (2005) (1)
One of Us (2017) (1)
A body must have flesh and bones. (1993) (1)
Addendum to Killeen's (2019) Bidding for Delayed Rewards. (2020) (1)
A decade of contributions to understanding and ameliorating attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (2016) (1)
SQAB 2001: an abundance of riches (2002) (0)
A Ludic Appreciation of Mechner’s Aesthetics (2018) (0)
The future of an illusion: Self and its control (1995) (0)
In Memoriam: Edmund Fantino (1939–2015) (2016) (0)
Moles and Molecules. (2021) (0)
In Memoriam: Edmund Fantino (1939–2015) (2016) (0)
Adjunctive behaviors are operants (2013) (0)
Applied Quantitative Analysis of Behavior: What It Is, and Why We Care—Introduction to the Special Section (2021) (0)
Trace Theory of Perception for Temporal Bisection (2023) (0)
THE YINS AND THE YANGS OF SCIENCE (2003) (0)
Let's not argue about this! (2022) (0)
Pexgo: a plausible construct in need of data (1978) (0)
Suing for Peace in the War Against Mentalism (2018) (0)
2015 Guest Reviewer List. (2016) (0)
Japanese quail categorize /d/ across allophonic variation (1985) (0)
Predict, Control, and Replicate to Understand: How Statistics Can Foster the Fundamental Goals of Science (2018) (0)
PREFERENCE FOR FIXED-INTERVAL SCHEDULES OF REINFORCEMENT1 (2005) (0)
Scientific Stenography: Short-Hand or Short-Shrift? (2012) (0)
One of Us (2017) (0)
Tutorial Conference on Neural Modeling (1985) (0)
SQAB: the longer view (2001) (0)
知覚の記憶-痕跡理論Ⅰ：時間間隔について (2021) (0)
Modeling modeling. (1999) (0)
Delay Gradients for Spout-Licking and Magazine-Entering Induced by a Periodic Food Schedule (2018) (0)
William Timberlake’s legacy of innovation (2019) (0)
Corrigendum to “Models of trace decay, eligibility for reinforcement, and delay of reinforcement gradients, from exponential to hyperboloid” [Behav. Processes 87 (1) (2001) 57–63] (2014) (0)
Good, Better, Best: How Evolution Optimizes Anatomy and Action (2022) (0)
A decade of contributions to understanding and ameliorating attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (2016) (0)
Correction to Killeen et al. (2009). (2009) (0)
OF THE EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOR 1 INCENTIVE THEORY : II . MODELS FOR CHOICE (2005) (0)
Argument (2019) (0)
The Joys of Innovation (2016) (0)
SINGING AND COUNTING IMPROVE THE TIMING OF LONG INTERVALS (2006) (0)
An extended life: Tribute to Howard Rachlin. (2022) (0)
John L. Falk (1928–March 23 2009) A Raucous smiling friend (2010) (0)
Howard Rachlin (1935-2021). (2021) (0)
Doing versus knowing (2001) (0)
Oughts from Is's : Fact and value in the philosophy of behavior (2003) (0)
The Effects of Housing Conditions and Methylphenidate on Two Volitional Inhibition Tasks (2011) (0)
The Effects of Housing Conditions and Methylphenidate on Two Volitional Inhibition Tasks (2011) (0)
OUGHTS FROM IS'S (2003) (0)
Corrigendum to “The failure of Weber's law in time perception and production” [Behav. Process. 71 (2–3) (2006) 201–210] (2014) (0)
Coal Is Not Black, Snow Is Not White, Food Is Not a Reinforcer: The Roles of Affordances and Dispositions in the Analysis of Behavior (2016) (0)

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