Abstract
Sixty naive male albino rats were trained to leverpress for sucrose on either a continuous reinforcement schedule (CRF), fixed ratio (FR), or variable ratio (VR). Following acquisition, half of Ss in each group experienced ECS, while the other half experienced no ECS. Results of an extinction test 24 h after treatment showed that ECS produced a significantly increased rate of responding for CRF-trained Ss, and a nonsignificant increased rate of responding for Ss trained on ratio schedules.
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