Landmark vs. Geometry Learning: Explaining Female rats´ selective Preference for a Landmark
Rats were trained in a triangular-shaped pool to find a hidden platform, whose location was defined in terms of two sources of information, a landmark outside the pool and a particular corner of the pool. Subsequent test trials without the platform pitted these two sources of information against one another. In Experiment 1 this test revealed a clear, although selective, sex difference. As in previous experiments, females spent more time [...]
Effect of directionality in conditionals
Se presentan dos experimentos en los que se demuestra que la [...]
Perceptual Learning in conditioned taste aversion: Analysis of the effect of stimulus presentation
En un experimento tres grupos de ratas recibieron inicialmente exposición a [...]
Attention and Anxiety: relationship between alertness and cognitive control with trait anxiety
En este trabajo se describe un experimento en el que [...]
Some considerations on the partial credit model
The Partial Credit Model (PCM) is sometimes interpreted as a [...]
