Stimulus intensity dynamism (V) and stimulus generalization.

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	Year	Citations
Principles of Behavior Clark L. Hull The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease Behavioural PsychologyBehavioral SciencesBehaviorismBehavioral PsychologySocial Behavior	1945	156
THE INFLUENCE OF THE INTENSITY OF THE STIMULUS ON THE LENGTH OF THE REACTION TIME J. McKeen Cattell Brain	1886	129
The generalization of approach responses as a function of stimulus intensity and strength of motivation. John Brown Journal of comparative psychology Behavioural PsychologyBehavioral SciencesStimulus IntensityBehavioral Decision MakingMotivation	1942	113
Mathematical Biophysics of the Central Nervous System B. F. Skinner, A. S. Householder, H. D. Landahl The American Journal of Psychology Mathematical BiophysicsComputational NeuroscienceNeuronal NetworkNeuroscienceCentral Nervous System	1946	90
The Generalization of Conditioned Responses: II. The Sensory Generalization of Conditioned Responses with Varying Intensities of Tone Carl I. Hovland The Pedagogical Seminary and Journal of Genetic Psychology Varying IntensitiesPsychoacousticsCognitive ScienceBehavioral SciencesSensory Neuroscience	1937	78
Some functional relationships of reaction potential (SER) and related phenomena. Arthur I. Gladstone, Harry G. Yamaguchi, Clark L. Hull, Journal of Experimental Psychology NeurophysiologyReaction PotentialReactivity (Chemistry)Reaction IntermediateChemistry	1947	17

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