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3. Visual perception and insight in rats

Author

Gentry Gv and Brown Wl

Subjects
Visual perception, Visual Perception, Animals, Learning, Psychology, General Medicine, Problem Solving, Vision, Ocular, Rats, Cognitive psychology
Published
1950
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5. Differential effects of ionizing radiation upon 'absolute' and 'relational' learning in the Rhesus monkey

Author

Gentry Gv, John E. Overall, and W. Lynn Brown

Subjects
Statistical relational learning, Differential effects, Macaca mulatta, Ionizing radiation, Developmental psychology, Radiation Effects, Clinical Psychology, Absolute (philosophy), Radiation, Ionizing, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Animals, Humans, Learning, Life-span and Life-course Studies, Psychology, Cognitive psychology
Published
1960

8. 'Absolute' versus 'Relational' Discrimination of Intermediate Size in the Rhesus Monkey

Author

Gentry Gv, Brown Wl, and John E. Overall

Subjects
genetic structures, Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous), Developmental and Educational Psychology, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Significant learning, Space perception, Stimulus (physiology), Psychology, Developmental psychology, Cognitive psychology
Abstract

Nine rhesus monkeys were successively trained and tested on two intermediate-size transposition problems. In problem I responses based on 'relative' stimulus properties were opposed to chance behavior determined by 'absolute' stimulus properties, and the subjects indicated significant learning of stimulus relationships. Problem II was designed in such a way that different nonchance behaviors should result from response to 'absolute' and 'relational' stimulus properties, and the subjects consistently reverted to choices based on 'absolute' stimulus properties. It is concluded that rhesus monkeys learn both 'absolute' and 'relational' cues during training in a single stimulus-situation and that there is a strong tendency to respond to 'absolute' stimulus values whenever feasible. (Author)

Published
1959
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