Suppression and recovery of a human response as a function of the temporal order of reward and punishment
Tóm tắt
Punishment (shock) administered during or after reward (interesting pictures) produced greater suppression of a human response than did punishment administered prior to reward. These results indicate that the degree of response-suppression depends upon the temporal arrangement of reward and punishment.
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