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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 35 Balleine, B. W. See Ostlund, S. B. Maes, J. H. R., & Eling, P. A. T. M. Discrimination learning in Beran, M. J. See Harris, E. H. humans: Role of number and complexity of rules . . . .225 Bizo, L. A., & McMahon, C. V. Temporal generalization and Mazur, J. E. Rats’ choices between one and two delayed i ee tr redh avin cases hee Rerhen 123 I aca dens asecncetcncdebaceessakeetak e 169 Blaisdell, A. P. See Leising, K. J. McMahon, C. V. See Bizo, L. A. Boakes, R. A. See Costa, D. S. J. Miles, J. L. See Landon, J. Breier, B. H. See Landon, J. Miller, R. R. See: Urushihara, K. Briggs, J. F., & Riccio, D.C. Retrograde amnesia for extinction: Similarities with amnesia for original acquisition Wheeler, D. S. I Feb ke rdct sen esecedsecterancrenseserel 131 Mitchell, C. J. See Wardle, S. G. Brown, K. J. See Dickinson, A. Morgan, T. A. See Reed, P. Castro, L., & Wasserman, E. A. Discrimination blocking: Nowbahari, E. Learning of colonial odor in the ant Cataglyphis Acquisition versus performance deficits in human niger (Hymenoptera; Formicidae) 87 CE ic seescdcvcteccosersncencven 149 Clipperton, A. See Cole, M. R. Odum, A. L. See Ward, R. D. Cole, M. R., Clipperton, A., & Walt, C. Place versus response Ostlund, S. B., & Balleine, B. W. Selective reinstatement of I eee ci cus scans dnoueeeedrekaswen n 214 instrumental performance depends on the discriminative stimulus properties of the mediating outcome Costa, D. S. J., & Boakes, R. A. Maintenance of responding when reinforcement becomes delayed Pizzo, M. J., & Crystal, J. D. Temporal discrimination of Crystal, J. D. See Pizzo, M. J. ST CII nes ct ct.covectevenesstenenes 163 Podlesnik, C. A. See Shahan, T. A. Davison, M. See Landon, J. Dickinson, A., & Brown, K. J. Flavor evaluative conditioning Rashotte, M. E. Abram Amsel (1922-2006) In Memoriam. . . | is unaffected by contingency knowledge during training with color—flavor compounds....................+- 36 Reed, P., & Morgan, T. A. Resurgence of behavior during extinction depends on previous rate of response 106 DiGian, K. A., & Zentall, T. R.M atching-to-sample in pigeons: In the absence of sample memory, sample frequency is a Rescorla, R. A. Renewal after overexpectation .......... better predictor of comparison choice than the probability Rescorla, R. A. Spontaneous recovery after reversal and of reinforcement for comparison choice 242 IED anc ccdcscccevccncerenesvses 191 Riccio, D. C. See Briggs, J. F. Eling, P. A. T. M. See Maes, J. H. R. Santi, A. See Keough, D. Fraser, M. See Landon, J. Sargisson, R. J., & White, K. G. Remembering as discrimin>- tion in delayed matching to sample: Discriminability and Harris, E. H., Washburn, D. A., Beran, M. J., & Sevcik, R. A. Pikcvachyeneesac vhdneeadectnébsavweessensaw s 177 Rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) select Arabic numerals Sawa, K. See Leising, K. J. or visual quantities corresponding to a number of Sevcik, R. A. See Harris, E. H. sequentially completed maze trials Shahan, T. A., & Podlesnik, C. A. Divided attention and the matching law: Sample duration affects sensitivity to Keough, D., Santi, A.,.& Van Rooyen, P. Pigeons’ memory CORTRNIT GEE sco ccscccesceveccnevsves 141 for sequences of light flashes when gap duration is an Singer, R. A., & Zentall, T. R. Pigeons learn to answer the unreliable discriminative cue 115 question “Where did you just peck?” and can report peck Krageloh, C. U. See Landon, J. location when unexpectedly asked 184 Landon, J., Davison, M., Krageloh, C. U., Thompson, N. M., Thompson, N. M. See Landon, J. Miles, J. L., Vickers, M. H., Fraser, M., & Breier, B. H. Global Thorpe, C. M., & Wilkie, D. M. Rats acquire a low-response- undernutrition during gestation influences learning dur- cost daily time—place task with differential amounts of NS cieks achsibiewnwereedcnerewean-eee se a7 9 food 71 Leising, K. J., Sawa, K., & Blaisdell, A. P. Temporal integration in Pavlovian appetitive conditioning in rats 11 Urcuioli, P. J. Sample and comparison location as factors Lovibond, P. F. See Wardle, S. G. in matching acquisition, transfer, and acquired equiva- lence 252 er VOLUME CONTENTS Urushihara, K., & Miller, R. R. CS-duration and partial- Washburn, D. A. See Harris, E. H. reinforcement effects counteract overshadowing in select Wasserman, E. A. See Castro, L. situations Wheeler, D.S., & Miller, R. R. interactions between retroactive- interference and context-mediated treatments that impair Van Rooyen, P. See Keough, D. Paviovian conditioned responding Vickers, M. H. See Landon, J. White, K. G. See Sargisson, R. J. Walt, C. See Cole, M. R. Wilkie, D. M. See Thorpe, C. M. Ward, R. D., & Odum, A. L. Disruption of temporal discrimination and the choose-short effect Zentall, T. R. See: Wardle, S. G., Mitchell, C. J., & Lovibond, P. F. Flavor evaluative DiGian, K. A. conditioning and contingency awareness Singer, R. A.