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Edmund J. Fantino

Affiliations: 
Psychology University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 
Area:
EAB, Operant Conditioning, DRT, Choice
Website:
http://psy.ucsd.edu/people/faculty/bio.php?bio=professors&id=FANTINO
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Nicholas Herrera research assistant UCSD
Amy J. Henley research assistant 2008-2010 (PsychTree)
Margaret McDevitt grad student (PsychTree)
Nancy K. Squires grad student University of San Diego
Cheryl A. Logan grad student 1970-1974 UCSD
Wendy Anne Williams grad student 1989-1994 Central Washington University
Matthew O'Daly grad student 2005 UCSD
Shawn R. Charlton grad student 2006 UCSD
Inna G. Kanevsky grad student 2006 UCSD
Anton D. Navarro grad student 2007 UCSD
Paul J. Romanowich grad student 2007 UCSD
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Alessandri J, Lattal KA, Fantino E. (2013) Choices between segmented and unsegmented schedules and the self-control paradigm. Behavioural Processes. 94: 26-31
Charlton SR, Fantino E, Gossett BD. (2013) Hyperbolic discounting of delayed social interaction. Learning & Behavior. 41: 159-67
McDevitt MA, Fantino E. (2012) Establishing operations and the discriminative stimulus. The Behavior Analyst. 16: 225-7
Fantino E. (2012) Optimal and non-optimal behavior across species Comparative Cognition & Behavior Reviews. 7: 44-54
Fantino E, Navarro A. (2012) Description–experience Gaps: Assessments in Other Choice Paradigms Journal of Behavioral Decision Making. 25: 303-314
Meyer SF, Schley DR, Fantino E. (2011) The role of context in risky choice. Behavioural Processes. 87: 100-5
Alessandri J, Stolarz-Fantino S, Fantino E. (2011) Psychological distance to reward: Effects of S+ duration and the delay reduction it signals Learning and Motivation. 42: 26-32
Fantino E, Silberberg A. (2010) Revisiting the role of bad news in maintaining human observing behavior. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior. 93: 157-70
Alessandri J, Molet M, Fantino E. (2010) Preference for a segmented schedule using a brief S+ stimulus correlated with a great delay reduction in humans Behavioural Processes. 85: 72-76
Silberberg A, Fantino E. (2010) Observing responses: maintained by good news only? Behavioural Processes. 85: 80-2
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