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Facilitating Stimulus Effects of Reward and Punishment,y of a particular problem will often uncover a general principle of behavior. This chapter seeks to illuminate such an outgrowth from the history and current extension of research on “shock-right” facilitation, one of several seemingly paradoxical effects of punishment (see Fowler, 197lb). The pheno