Associative activation of stimulus representations restores lost salience: implications for perceptual learning.
Associative activation of stimulus representations restores lost salience: implications for perceptual learning.
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刺激表征的联想激活恢复了失去的显着性:对感知学习的影响。
DOI:
10.1037/0097-7403.32.2.145
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发表时间:
2006
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通讯作者:
A. A. Artigas
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作者:
G. Hall;C. Blair;A. A. Artigas
In 3 experiments, rats received preexposure to presentations of a compound flavor BX. The effective salience of B was then tested by assessing its ability to interfere with the aversion controlled by another flavor or the tendency to drink a saline solution after the induction of a salt need. It was found that the effective salience of B was maintained when during preexposure, presentations of BX alternated with presentations of X alone. This was true both when BX was presented as a simultaneous compound (Experiment 1) and as a serial compound (X-->B; Experiments 2 and 3); salience was not maintained when the serial compound took the form B-->X (Experiments 2 and 3a). It was argued that the salience of B declines during preexposure but is restored when presentations of X are able to activate the representation of B by way of the associative X-B link.