A5089908425- Memory and Neural Mechanisms
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UNSW Sydney
2012-2025
Wilfrid Laurier University
2024
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
1999
Macquarie University
1999
The University of Texas at Austin
1999
Western University
1999
Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis
1999
University of Massachusetts Amherst
1999
University of Lausanne
1999
Victoria University of Wellington
1999
Reacquisition after extinction often appears faster than original acquisition. However, data from conditioned suppression studies indicate that this effect may arise spontaneous recovery and reinstatement of unextinguished contextual stimuli related to the unconditioned stimulus (US). In present experiments using rabbit nictitating membrane preparation, was eradicated before reaquisition training. US were controlled by retaining during through explicit unpairings (CS) US. Attempts also made...
Four experiments were conducted to determine whether in conditioning a serial compound, CS1-CS2-UCS, there are (a) associative mechanisms operating extend beyond the bounds of CS-UCS contiguity gradient and (b) stimulus selection processes acting attenuate potency contiguity. In Experiments 1 2, CS2-UCS interval was held at .35 sec while CS1-UCS varied across groups from .75 2.75 sec. CS1 test trials revealed substantial CR acquisition all intervals. Moreover, Experiment 2 indicated that...
Models containing networks of neuron-like units have become increasingly prominent in the study both cognitive psychology and artificial intelligence. This article describes basic features connectionist models provides an illustrative application to compound-stimulus effects respondent conditioning. Connectionist designed specifically for operant conditioning are not yet widely available, but some current learning algorithms machine indicate that such feasible. Conversely, designers appear...
The likelihood, size, and speed of eyelid movements are thought to covary during the acquisition expression conditioning in rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) generally accepted as interchangeable measures associative strength activated by conditioned stimulus (CS). To test this assumption, authors examined patterns covariation these movement generalization upper nictitating membrane. Rather than expected among measures, magnitudes CS were distributed approximately a bimodal manner. That is,...
Abstract Young children were taught to name 12 single words, six in the presence of appropriate pictures (compound stimuli) and their absence (simple stimuli). There two compound conditions: one which picture was a large line drawing above small printed word (enhanced salience condition) it below (reduced condition); corresponding simple conditions alone condition). Each child experienced all four with three different words each condition series randomly ordered learning test trials, until...