ATTENTION IN PIGEON - DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF FOOD-GETTING VERSUS SHOCK-AVOIDANCE PROCEDURES
ATTENTION IN PIGEON - DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF FOOD-GETTING VERSUS SHOCK-AVOIDANCE PROCEDURES
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DOI:
10.1037/h0035300
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发表时间:
1973-01-01
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LOLORDO, VM
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FOREE, DD;LOLORDO, VM
Trained male White Carneaux pigeons (N= 12) to depress a treadle in the presence of a compound stimulus consisting of a tone and a red house light (a) to avoid electric shock or (b) to obtain grain. Responding in the absence of the compound stimulus postponed its next occurrence. After performance had stabilized, the degree to which the compound and each element controlled treadle pressing was determined. Results show that in the appetitive test, many responses were made in the presence of the compound and the light alone, but very few were made to the tone alone. In the avoidance test, very few responses occurred in the presence of the light alone, an intermediate number to the tone alone, and most in the presence of the compound.(22 ref)(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)