Comparison of single-function and four-function switches across two levels of stimulus and response alternatives

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Main Author: Birdwell, Gerald Gordon
Published: Georgia Institute of Technology 2009
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1853/28560
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spelling ndltd-GATECH-oai-smartech.gatech.edu-1853-285602013-12-15T03:42:50ZComparison of single-function and four-function switches across two levels of stimulus and response alternativesBirdwell, Gerald GordonControl (Psychology)Psychology ResearchGeorgia Institute of Technology2009-06-18T11:31:17Z2009-06-18T11:31:17Z1972-12Thesis326090http://hdl.handle.net/1853/28560Access restricted to authorized Georgia Tech users only.
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topic Control (Psychology)
Psychology Research
spellingShingle Control (Psychology)
Psychology Research
Birdwell, Gerald Gordon
Comparison of single-function and four-function switches across two levels of stimulus and response alternatives
author Birdwell, Gerald Gordon
author_facet Birdwell, Gerald Gordon
author_sort Birdwell, Gerald Gordon
title Comparison of single-function and four-function switches across two levels of stimulus and response alternatives
title_short Comparison of single-function and four-function switches across two levels of stimulus and response alternatives
title_full Comparison of single-function and four-function switches across two levels of stimulus and response alternatives
title_fullStr Comparison of single-function and four-function switches across two levels of stimulus and response alternatives
title_full_unstemmed Comparison of single-function and four-function switches across two levels of stimulus and response alternatives
title_sort comparison of single-function and four-function switches across two levels of stimulus and response alternatives
publisher Georgia Institute of Technology
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