… 3 or Equation 4 as the theoretical matching law, the remaining equation will have to be modi…
the intervening variable "value", and wecannot presume that they will always generate the …

… Despite the foregoing limitations, the generalized matching law with its two free parameters
(a and c) provides a reasonable after-the-fact description of the relation between response …

… The application of the matching law has historically been limited to use as a quantitative
measurement tool in the … In recent years, however, applications of the matching law have been …

… The original and power function versions of the matching law and matching theory are …
These are an original version, which is based on the original version of the matching law, …

… the insights gained from the generalized matching law have been used to incorporate stimulus
control into the quantitative law … mentioned, the ideas underlying the matching law came …

… (eg, Baum, 1973) do not alter the conclusions to be drawn here, although the variations
may … to evaluateempirically the matching law itself nor any of its closely related variants, the …

… , the matching law remains as the most general empirical law of choice we have. If the
matching law applies outside of the laboratory as well as in, and if the philosophers are right who …

… Despite the fact that the matching law is a wellestablished, … Consider the situationin which
the applied behavior analyst … guidance does the matching law give the applied behavior …

… such an exon the truthof the matching law is that based pression we would have been forced
to postuon scheduled reinforcements. The matching late another relationship: law is said to …

… law as a theoretical framework. Alternatively, we might accept the unadorned matching law
(Equation 2) as an empirical standard, and try to understand the sources of the deviations …