Gerald B. Biederman

University of Toronto — Canada

Psychology · Social Sciences

14h-index599citations49works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Behavioral and Psychological Studies(9), Stress Responses and Cortisol(5), Neural dynamics and brain function(4), Animal Behavior and Welfare Studies(4), Psychological and Educational Research Studies(4)

Publications49 total

Observational Learning in Children with Down Syndrome and Developmental Delays: The Effect of Presentation Speed in Videotaped Modelling
Down Syndrome Research and Practice·1999· 20 cited
Teaching basic skills to children with Down Syndrome and developmental delays: The relative efficacy of interactive modeling with social rewards for benchmark achievements and passive observation
Down Syndrome Research and Practice·1998· 3 citedOpen Access
Conditioned antisickness: Indirect evidence from rats and direct evidence from ferrets that conditioning alleviates drug-induced nausea and emesis.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Animal Behavior Processes·1998· 16 cited
Conditioned antisickness: Indirect evidence from rats and direct evidence from ferrets that conditioning alleviates drug-induced nausea and emesis.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Animal Behavior Processes·1998· 1 cited
Heat-Induced Conditioning of Taste Aversion and Aversion Failure in Rats: Unconditioned Effects, Memorial Processes, and the Attenuation of Neophobia
Learning and Motivation·1997· 1 cited
Taste Aversion Conditioning with Heat as an Unconditional Stimulus: The Role of Taste Intensity and Preexposure in Rats
Learning and Motivation·1997· 5 cited
Conditioned antisickness: Heat as an internal stimulus in conditioning taste aversion and aversion failure in rats.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Animal Behavior Processes·1996· 1 cited
Conditioned antisickness: Heat as an internal stimulus in conditioning taste aversion and aversion failure in rats.
Journal of Experimental Psychology Animal Behavior Processes·1996· 2 cited
Counterpoint: Practice versus Process—Rigidity of Reinforcement Requirements Results in Regressive Research: A Reply to Ward
Exceptional Children·1995· 5 cited
The Negative Effects of Positive Reinforcement in Teaching Children with Developmental Delay
Exceptional Children·1994· 22 cited
Vapor Preconcentration in the Detection of Explosives by Animals in an Automated Setting
1993
Antisickness conditioning using a nausea-producing nondrug cue.
Behavioral Neuroscience·1993· 1 cited
Antisickness conditioning using a nausea-producing nondrug cue.
Behavioral Neuroscience·1993· 4 cited
Neurobehavioral development following aluminum administration in infant rabbits
Experimental Neurology·1985· 40 cited
The Asymmetrical Changeover Procedure in the Preference-For-Signaled-Shock Literature: The Penultimate Word?
The Psychological Record·1981· 4 cited
Neurofibrillary degeneration, dendritic dying back, and learning-memory deficits after aluminum administration: Implications for brain aging
Experimental Neurology·1980· 97 cited
The preference-for-signalled-shock phenomenon: Reliability and sensitivity of asymmertical and symmetrical changeover procedures in the skinner box
Australian Journal of Psychology·1977· 5 cited
The Preference-for-signalled-shock phenomenon: A taxonomy of signal type and signal content
Australian Journal of Psychology·1976· 4 cited
AVERSIVE CONTROL BY AN ELECTROSTATIC SHOCK SOURCE: AN UNMODIFIABLE, HUMANE PREPARATION<sup>1</sup>
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior·1976· 2 citedOpen Access
Paradoxical preference for more frequently occurring negative stimuli and for less frequently occurring positive stimuli as a function of amount of training in simultaneous discrimination learning
Learning and Motivation·1976· 5 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Valerie A. Davey(12), John J. Furedy(11), Ted L. Petit(2), Donald M. Keller(2), K. A. Raven(2), Ward O’Neill(2), Patricia A. McMullen(1), P. Jonas(1), Janelle C. LeBoutillier(1), M. R. D’Amato(1), M. B. D’Amato(1), Christine Ryder(1), Dina Franchi(1), Stephen Stepaniuk(1), Darlene Ahn(1), Constantine X. Poulos(1), G. A. Heighington(1), J. L. Fairhall(1), Brooks A. Masterton(1), M. R. D'Amato(1)