Learning and behavior: a Psychonomic Society publication

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  Año 2019, Vol. 47, Número 1

  • Tool use in Goffin’s cockatoos: Shape/frame matching

    Irene M. Pepperberg

    págs. 1-2

    

  • Grid-like units help deep learning agent to navigate

    Kan Cheng

    págs. 3-4

    

  • Rats can replay episodic memories of past odors

    Thomas R. Zentall

    págs. 5-6

    

  • Precrastination: The fierce urgency of now

    Edward A. Wasserman

    págs. 7-28

    

  • The effects of pool shape manipulations on rat spatial memory acquired in the Morris water maze

    Cameron M. Bye, Nancy S. Hong, Kevin Moore, Scott H. Deibel, Robert J. McDonald

    págs. 29-37

    

  • Distance and direction, but not light cues, support response reversal learning

    S. L. Wright, Gerard M. Martin, Christina M. Thorpe, K. Haley, Darlene M. Skinner

    págs. 38-46

    

  • Specificity and flexibility of social influence on spatial choice

    Michael F. Brown, Marie E. Saxon, Kelsey A. Heslin

    págs. 47-58

    

  • Relationship between behavioral measures of anxiety and latent inhibition in mature rats

    Elias Tsakanikos, Phil Reed

    págs. 59-65

    

  • Cues Associated with Alternative Reinforcement During Extinction Can Attenuate Resurgence of an Extinguished Instrumental Response

    Sydney Trask

    págs. 66-79

    

  • Response and place learning in crayfish spatial behavior

    A. J. Tierney, A. Baker, J. Forward, C. Slight, H. Yilma

    págs. 80-90

    

  • North American river otters (Lontra canadensis) discriminate between 2D objects varying in shape and color

    Caroline M. DeLong, Catina Wright, Irene Fobe, Kenneth Tyler Wilcox, Evan Morrison

    págs. 91-104