Spatial probability learning and brain stimulation in rats

Johnson, Roger N.

doi:10.3758/bf03332317

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Gloria J Fischer 1 Washington State University1

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“…Monkeys, for example, required more training trials with correction to produce as high a p(Ai) on a spatial (but not on a visual) problem, as they evidenced on the same spatial problem without correction (Wilson, 1960;Wilson & Rollin, 1959). Cats (Poland & Warren, 1967) and rats also take longer to maximize on spatial tasks with correction (Johnson, 1970;Parducci & Polt, 1958;Uhl, 1963).…”

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confidence: 99%