Christopher Podlesnik

Associate Professor

University of Florida

United States

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Christopher Podlesnik is an Associate Professor at the University of Florida, USA. His research primarily focuses on the dynamics of behavior and reinforcement, as evidenced by his recent articles examining resurgence, reinforcement strategies, and behavioral control in both humans and children. He is particularly interested in the effects of reinforcement probability and the criteria influencing relapse in behavior treatment.

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Corina Jimenez-Gomez

Assistant Professor

University of Florida

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Tracy Argueta

Assistant Professor

Emory University

UNITED STATES

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Douglas Elliffe

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University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

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Jessica McCormack

University of Otago

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Shawn Gilroy

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Louisiana State University

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Anne Macaskill

Victoria University of Wellington

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Articles (25)

Cues paired with alternative reinforcement mitigate resurgence in humans

Discriminative control of choice by reinforcers in children and adults

Effects of reinforcer probability on attending to element and compound sample stimuli

A quantitative analysis of the effects of target‐ and alternative‐reinforcement rate on resurgence

Examining resurgence following alternating exposures to high- and low-magnitudes of alternative reinforcement

Different criteria affect prevalence of relapse of behavior targeted for treatment

A parametric manipulation and meta‐analysis of target‐response punishment on resurgence

SQAB 2023: Seeking Regularities in Motivated Behavior

A retrospective analysis of the relation between resurgence and renewal of behavior targeted for reduction

Evaluating functions of praise for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder

Understanding resurgence and other emergent activity with the laws of allocation, induction, and covariance

Examining effects of response-cost punishment and extinction in isolation and in combination on resurgence

A Comprehensive Systematic Review of Procedures and Analyses Used in Basic and Preclinical Studies of Resurgence, 1970–2020

Selective effects of conspecific movement on social preference in zebrafish (Danio rerio) using real-time 3D tracking and 3D animation

A quantitative analysis of resurgence following downshifts in alternative‐reinforcer magnitude

Effects of pay rate and instructions on attrition in crowdsourcing research

A quantitative analysis of the effects of alternative reinforcement rate and magnitude on resurgence

Assessing human performance during contingency changes and extinction tests in reversal-learning tasks

Examining effects of training duration on humans' resurgence and variability using a novel touchscreen procedure

Zebrafish choice behavior is sensitive to reinforcer rate, immediacy, and magnitude ratios

Extending a misallocation model to children’s choice behavior.

Punishment in training contexts decrease operant renewal in zebrafish (Danio rerio)

Assessing potential reinforcement-like effects of brief stimuli unrelated to food reinforcers

The Role of Effort in Shifting Preference for Feedback Stimuli

Adventitious reinforcement during long-duration DRO exposure

Collaborators (6)

Corina Jimenez-Gomez

Tracy Argueta

Douglas Elliffe

Jessica McCormack

Shawn Gilroy

Anne Macaskill

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