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Peter J. Urcuioli is affiliated with Purdue University West Lafayette in the United States.

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Best Publications

  • The legacy of Guttman and Kalish (1956): Twenty-five years of research on stimulus generalization.

    Werner K. Honig;Peter J. Urcuioli

  • Evidence for common coding in many-to-one matching: Retention, intertrial interference, and transfer.

    Peter J. Urcuioli;Thomas R. Zentall;Pamela Jackson-Smith;Janice N. Steirn

  • Behavioral and associative effects of differential outcomes in discrimination learning

    Peter J. Urcuioli

  • Control of choice in conditional discriminations by sample-specific behaviors.

    Peter J. Urcuioli;Werner K. Honig

  • ASSOCIATIVE SYMMETRY, ANTISYMMETRY, AND A THEORY OF PIGEONS' EQUIVALENCE-CLASS FORMATION

    Peter J. Urcuioli

  • Control by sample location in pigeons' matching to sample.

    Karen M. Lionello;Peter J. Urcuioli

  • Retrospective coding in pigeons' delayed matching-to-sample.

    Peter J. Urcuioli;Thomas R. Zentall

  • Common coding in pigeons assessed through partial versus total reversals of many-to-one conditional and simple discriminations.

    Thomas R. Zentall;Janice N. Steirn;Lou M. Sherburne;Peter J. Urcuioli

  • Associative concept learning in animals

    Thomas R. Zentall;Edward A. Wasserman;Peter J. Urcuioli

  • Proactive interference in animal memory.

    Anthony A. Wright;Peter J. Urcuioli;Stephen F. Sands

  • Transfer of hue matching in pigeons.

    Peter J. Urcuioli;John A. Nevin

  • Some relationships between outcome expectancies and sample stimuli in pigeons' delayed matching

    Peter J. Urcuioli

  • Stimulus control topographies and tests of symmetry in pigeons.

    Karen M. Lionello-DeNolf;Peter J. Urcuioli

  • Interaction of sample dimension and sample-comparison mapping on pigeons' performance of delayed conditional discriminations

    Thomas R. Zentall;Peter J. Urcuioli;Joyce A. Jagielo;Pamela Jackson-Smith

  • Transfer to Derived Sample-comparison Relations by Pigeons Following Many-to-one versus One-to-many Matching with Identical Training Relations

    Peter J. Urcuioli;Thomas R. Zentall;Thomas DeMarse

  • 4 Acquired equivalences and mediated generalization in pigeon's matching-to-sample

    Peter J. Urcuioli

  • On the role of differential sample behaviors in matching-to-sample.

    Peter J. Urcuioli

  • Transfer effects of incompatible location-relevant mappings on a subsequent visual or auditory simon task.

    Kim-Phuong L. Vu;Robert W. Proctor;Peter Urcuioli

  • Emergent Relations in the Formation of Stimulus Classes by Pigeons

    Thomas R. Zentall;Peter J. Urcuioli

  • Memory codes in pigeon short-term memory: Effects of varying the number of sample and comparison stimuli☆

    Thomas R. Zentall;Joyce A. Jagielo;Pamela Jackson-Smith;Peter J. Urcuioli

Frequent Co-Authors

Thomas R. Zentall
Thomas R. Zentall University of Kentucky
Robert W. Proctor
Robert W. Proctor Purdue University West Lafayette
Edward A. Wasserman
Edward A. Wasserman University of Iowa
Anthony A. Wright
Anthony A. Wright The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
John A. Nevin
John A. Nevin University of New Hampshire
Raymond M. Klein
Raymond M. Klein Dalhousie University

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