Effects of sucrose concentrations on single alternation runway responding in rats
作者： Joseph J. Franchina , Daniel L. Sparling
DOI: 10.1016/0023-9690(73)90011-8
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摘要: Abstract Rats received runway training under alternating reward and nonreward in which rewarded (R) trials provided 32 or 4% sucrose concentration from a drinking tube nonrewarded (N) dry or, for half of the rats 32% condition, plain water. Both concentrations yielded faster running on R than N trials; but this effect was reliable only condition. Compared to sucrose, reliably slower unreliably trials.
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