TASTE SALIENCE DEPENDS ON NOVELTY, NOT CONCENTRATION, IN TASTE-AVERSION LEARNING IN RAT
TASTE SALIENCE DEPENDS ON NOVELTY, NOT CONCENTRATION, IN TASTE-AVERSION LEARNING IN RAT
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10.1037/h0035958
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1974-01-01
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KALAT, JW
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KALAT, JW
Conducted 2 experiments with 12 rat litters of albino-hooded-Brown-Swarthmore strain derivation. Ss formed stronger aversions to solutions that were either more concentrated or more novel than other solutions. From the results it is proposed that the data can be reinterpreted in terms of just one of these factors-novelty-since the more concentrated solution is also ordinarily more novel. When Ss were poisoned after drinking 2 concentrations of the same solute, Ss reared on water acquired aversions mainly to the more concentrated solution. Ss reared on a still more concentrated solution acquired aversions mainly to the less concentrated solution which for them was more novel.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)