Abstract
The human eyeblink response was conditioned as a free operant, employing a double-blind yoked-control procedure. High levels of conditioning were obtained with experimental Ss by employing either a visual or auditory reward signal. No significant differences in response level were associated with reward signal modality in conditioning nor, as previously hypothesized, for yoked controls. Evidence for a significant conditioning effect was obtained even when the data of only “unaware” Ss were considered.
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