Abstract
Accepting escape from the warning signal and/or avoidance of shock as the source of reinforcement for the discriminated avoidance response, extinction is redefined in terms of withholding these effects following the response. The effects of warning intervals of 5, 10, and 20 sec on the redefined extinction procedure were reported, and rapid reliable decreases in responding were found for all Ss, similar to positive reinforcement studies.
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