TRAUMATIC AVOIDANCE LEARNING - THE OUTCOMES OF SEVERAL EXTINCTION PROCEDURES WITH DOGS
TRAUMATIC AVOIDANCE LEARNING - THE OUTCOMES OF SEVERAL EXTINCTION PROCEDURES WITH DOGS
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DOI:
10.1037/h0058943
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发表时间:
1953-01-01
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WYNNE, LC
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作者:
SOLOMON, RL;KAMIN, LJ;WYNNE, LC
5 experiments in which several different procedures were used to bring about the extinction of traumatically induced avoidance responses in dogs are presented. The main findings were these:" 1) With an ordinary extinction procedure, cessation of responding was extremely difficult to obtain. 2) A glass-barrier, reality-testing procedure was moderately effective…. 3) A shock-extinction or punishment procedure was approximately as effective as the glass-barrier procedure…. 4) A combination of the reality-testing and punishment-for-responding procedures was very effective in producing extinction…. These findings were interpreted from the point of view of a modified two-process learning theory similar to Mowrer's."(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2022 APA, all rights reserved)