SYMBOLIC MATCHING BY PIGEONS - RATE OF LEARNING COMPLEX DISCRIMINATIONS PREDICTED FROM SIMPLE DISCRIMINATIONS
SYMBOLIC MATCHING BY PIGEONS - RATE OF LEARNING COMPLEX DISCRIMINATIONS PREDICTED FROM SIMPLE DISCRIMINATIONS
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DOI：
10.1126/science.1114318
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发表时间：
1975-01-01
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影响因子：
56.9
通讯作者：
ECKERMAN, DA
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作者：
CARTER, DE;ECKERMAN, DA
鸽子在学习涉及刺激之间任意相互关系（符号匹配）的复杂辨别时，并不比学习基于刺激相似性的相互关系（样本匹配）有更大的困难。匹配和符号匹配获取的相对速率可以通过样本刺激之间和比较刺激之间的可区分性来解释，其中前者发挥更重要的作用。
Pigeons had no greater difficulty learning a complex discrimination involving arbitrary interrelations among stimuli (symbolic matching) than one involving interrelations based on stimulus similarity (matching-to-sample). The relative rates of acquisition of matching and symbolic matching may be accounted for by the discriminability between sample stimuli and between comparison stimuli, with the former playing the more important role.