Social Interaction and Conditional self-discrimination under a Paradigm of Avoidance and Positive Reinforcement in Wistar rats
The experiment reported here uses a conditional self-discrimination task to examine the influence of social interaction on the facilitation of selfdiscrimination in rats. The study is based on a previous report (PenagosCorzo et al., 2011) showing positive evidence of such facilitation, but extending the exposition to social interaction conditions prior to training. Specifically, rats were assigned to three conditions with different levels of social interaction and exposed to two conditional [...]
Discourse updating after reading a counterfactual event
This paper explores the temporal course of discourse updating after reading [...]
Comparison of three software programs for evaluating DIF by means of the Mantel-Haenszel procedure: EASY-DIF, DIFAS and EZDIF
The analysis of differential item functioning (DIF) examines whether item responses [...]
Assessing the discriminating power of item and test scores in the linear factor-analysis model
Model-based attempts to rigorously study the broad and imprecise concept [...]
Interference effects as a function of semantic similarity in the translation recognition task in bilinguals of Catalan and Spanish
Previous evidence has shown that word pairs that are either [...]
