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Children’s Behavior to Response-Independent Stimuli: A Replica of Wagner and Morris’ (1987) Superstition Experiment
Skinner (1948) dubbed the idiosyncratic responses of pigeons exposed to noncontingent accidental or adventitious reinforcement “superstitious”. According to Skinner’s interpretation, the rate of these responses is expected to be higher under richer, non-contingent schedules (e.g., FT15s) than under
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