Response cost and time-place discrimination by rats in maze tasks
作者： David R. Widman , Douglas Gordon , William Timberlake
DOI: 10.3758/BF03200263
关键词: Fish <Actinopterygii> 、 Oasis maze 、 Preference 、 Radial arm maze 、 Response cost 、 Audiology 、 Water maze 、 Social psychology 、 Discrimination training 、 Psychology
摘要: Time-place discrimination has been shown reliably in several avian and insect species, but only occasionally rats fish. In the present experiments, we explored effects of response cost on time-place by rats. first experiment, increased making a choice recovering from wrong two types maze, radial arm vertical maze. found general place preference, whereas obtained evidence discrimination. second that proportion showing with height and, therefore, These results suggest do not automatically store and/or retrieve time reward events is an important trigger for
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