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Volume 32 | 2009 | Number 1

SQAB: Society for the Quantitative Analyses of Behavior 32nd Annual Meeting; Sheraton Phoenix

Thursday, May 21:

5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Registration, 1st Poster Session, Cash bar

Friday, May 22:

Randolph Grace, University of Canterbury. President’s introduction.

Mark E. Bouton, University of Vermont. Toward an associative analysis of temporal learning.

Mika L. M. MacInnis, Brown University. A 100-year-old confound: A reexamination of classical and instrumental conditioning.

Douglas Ellife & Michael Davison, The University of Auckland. Four-alternative choice.

Greg Jensen & Allen Neuringer, Reed College. Extending generalized matching.

J. Mark Cleaveland, Vassar College. The Active Time model concurrent choice.

J. Moore, University of Wisconson-Milwaukee. Some effects of procedural variables on the dynamics of operant choice.

Chris Newland, Auburn University. Bouts, drugs, and poisons: Applications of log-survivor analyses in behavioral toxicology and pharmacology.

Bruce Curry, Gordon Foxall, & Valdimar Sigurdsson, Cardiff University & Reykjavik University. The tautology of the matching law in consumer behavior analysis.

Steven R. Hursh & Ralph Spiga, Institutes for Behavior Resources & Johns Hopkins University. Exponential demand and cross-price demand interactions: Extentions for multiple reinforcers.

Ido Erev, Technion. Learning and the economics of small decisions.

Christopher A. Podlesnik & Timothy A. Shahan, University of Michigan & Utah State University. Extinction, relapse, and behavioral momentum.

Friday evening, May 22:

6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. 2nd Poster Session, Cash bar

Saturday morning, May 23:

Ron Weisman, Queen's University. A quantitative analysis of absolute pitch in birds.

K. Geoffrey White & Glenn Brown, University of Otago. A reinforcement-context model for remembering.

SQAB Keynote Speaker:

Gerald M. Edelman, M.D., Ph.D., The Neurosciences Institution.

Noble Laureate in Physiology or Medicine,

From Brain Dynamics to Consciousness: How Matter Becomes Imagination.

Saturday afternoon, May 23:

SQAB Invited Preeminent Tutorials: From Basics to Contemporary Paradigms

Author Affiliation Title Chair
Timothy A. Shahan Utah State University Conditioned Reinforcement Marc Branch, University of Florida
Steven Stout Jacksonville State University Cue Competition in Pavlovian Conditioning Peter Killeen, Arizona State University
William M. Baum University of California, Davis Dynamics of Choice Michael Davison, University of Auckland
Joel Myerson Washington University, St. Louis Cognitive Aging: A Behavior Theoretic Approach Celia Gershenson, University of Minnesota
For further information, visit the SQAB website at: http://sqab.psychology.org or contact Alliston Reid, SQAB Program Chair, at Alliston.Reid@wofford.edu.