COMPARISONS OF STIMULUS-LEARNING AND RESPONSE LEARNING IN A PUNISHMENT SITUATION
COMPARISONS OF STIMULUS-LEARNING AND RESPONSE LEARNING IN A PUNISHMENT SITUATION
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DOI:
10.1016/0023-9690(80)90022-3
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
HILL, W
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作者:
BOLLES, RC;HOLTZ, R;HILL, W
A procedure was used in which a rat is trained to make 2 topographically distinct responses on a single manipulandum, and then 1 of the response is punished. Differential suppression of the punished response is taken as evidence of response learning, whereas the common suppression of both responses is attributed to stimulus learning or to general and nonassociative factors. This procedure begins the experimental separation of animals learning about the consequences of their behavior and animals learning what happens in a particular environment. A further separation is effected by using 2 such manipulanda; this procedure begins to distinguish between stimulus learning about the manipulandum and the more general factors that cause suppression. Some parameters affecting the relative importance of stimulus learning and response learning are examined.