Associative learning and cognition : homage to professor N. J. Mackintosh. In Memoriam (1935-2015)

Información General

• Autores: Josep Batista i Trobalón (ed. lit.), Victoria D. Chamizo (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Universidad de Barcelona, Edicions de la Universitat de Barcelona
• Año de publicación: 2016
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9788447540198
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Listado de artículos

• • Acknowledgments

    Victoria D. Chamizo, Josep Batista i Trobalón

    págs. 7-10

    

  • A few words

    Leonora Brosan Mackintosh

    págs. 11-12

    

  • Preface. The Construct of Attention and Beyond: Homage to N. J. Mackintosh

    Ralph R. Miller

    págs. 13-20

    

  • Mackintosh and Associationism

    Geoffrey Hall

    págs. 21-36

    

  • Categorisation and Perceptual Learning: Why tDCS to Left DLPFC Enhances Generalisation

    I. P. L. McLaren, Shana K. Carpenter, V.W. Steinmann

    págs. 37-68

    

  • Considering the chalenge of Mackintosh 2009: (Un)self-supervised perceptual learning?

    Dominic M. Dwyer

    págs. 69-88

    

  • An application of a theory of attention (Mackintosh, 1975) to Psychopathy: Variability in the associability of stimuli

    G. M. Aisbitt, R. A. Murphy

    págs. 89-108

    

  • Bottom-up Associative Mechanisms and Generalization Can Account for Apparent Contrast Effects Between Causes of Different Strenghts

    Irina Baetu, A. G. Baker

    págs. 109-140

    

  • Alleviation of acute caffeine withdrawal reinforces flavor liking

    Paula K. Durlach

    págs. 141-156

    

  • Successive Contrast Effects in a Navigation Task with Rats

    Marta N. Torres, Victoria D. Chamizo

    págs. 157-176

    

  • Instrumental Conditioning Revisited: Updating Dual-Process Theory

    Anthony Dickinson

    págs. 177-196

    

  • Asymmetry in the Discrimmination of Auditory Intensity: Implications for Theories of Stimulus Generalisation

    John M. Pearce

    págs. 197-222

    

  • Mackintosh and the Renaissance of Animal Psychology in Spain: A Collaborative Enterprise

    Gabriel Ruiz Ortiz

    págs. 223-252