Rafael Bejarano
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Also affiliated: University of Kansas (2004)
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Rafael Bejarano's research investigates decision-making processes, specifically focusing on how individuals make choices under conditions of delayed rewards. His work has explored the influence of reward presentation order on the degree of delay discounting, a measure of how much the value of a reward decreases with time. Bejarano has also examined the role of stimulus contingencies in chained schedules, considering their implications for the concept of conditioned reinforcement. His publications include studies on the effects of interresponse-time shaping on multiple-schedule performance. Bejarano's scholarly output includes four publications with a total of 62 citations and an h-index of 3.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 5
- Citations: 62
Selected Publications
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Within-subject differences in degree of delay discounting as a function of order of presentation of hypothetical cash rewards (2009)
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IRT‐STIMULUS CONTINGENCIES IN CHAINED SCHEDULES: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CONCEPT OF CONDITIONED REINFORCEMENT (2007)
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