Ray, R.D. & Brown, D.A. (1975). A systems approach to behavior. Psychological Record, 25, 459-478.

  Ray, R.D. & Brown, D.A. (1976). The behavioral specificity of stimulation: A systems approach to procedural distinctions of classical and instrumental conditioning. Pavlovian Journal of Biological Sciences, 11, 3-23.

    Ray, R. D. (2004). Adaptive computerized educational systems: A case study. In D. Moran and R. Mallott (Eds.), Evidence-based educational methods (pp. 143-170). San Diego, CA: Elsevier, Academic Press.

    Ray, R. D. & Belden, N. (2007). Teaching college level content and reading comprehension skills via an artificially intelligent adaptive computerized instruction system. Psychological Record, 57, 201-218.

    Ray, J. M., & Ray, R. D. (2008). Train-To-Code: An Adaptive Expert System for Training Systematic Observation and Coding Skills. Behavior Research Methods, 40(3), 673-693.

    Ray, R. D., Ray, J. M., Eckerman, D. A., Milkosky, L. M., & Gillens, L. J. (2011). Operations Analysis of Behavioral Observation Procedures: A Taxonomy for Modeling in an Expert Training System. Behavior Research Methods, 43(3), 616-634. DOI: 10.3758/s13428-011-0140-6

    Ray, R. D., & Miraglia, K. M. (2011). A Sample of CyberRat Assignments and their Pedagogical Functions as Experimental Activities in a Learning Course. Journal of Behavioral and Neuroscience Research, 9(2), 44-61

   CyberRat Assignment Handouts (pdf format) for students

(This file contains revised and detailed Student Assignment Handouts for use in courses, but without the Ray and Miraglia 2011 article cited above that presents how and why these experiments are conducted)

  Ray, R. D. (2011/2012). CyberRat, interbehavioral systems analysis, and a "Turing test" trilogy. Behavior and Philosophy, 39/40, 203-301.

  Ray, R. D. (2011/2012). Challenges in Concluding a Research Program: Some Reflections on Reviewer Comments Regarding “CyberRat, IBSA, and a ‘Turing Test’ Trilogy.” Behavior and Philosophy, 39/40, 321-329.

  Miraglia, K., & Ray, R. D. (2003). Finding parametrics to model CyberRat: What we don't really know about habituation, ratio strains, or much of anything else. Paper presented at the Meetings of the Association for Behavior Analysis, May, San Francisco, CA.

A presentation based on the unpublished MS. titled "The CyberRat Research Project (CRRP)" by Ray, R. D. & Miraglia, K. M.