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Stimulus control in multiple temporal discriminations
2012
Learning & Behavior
In multiple fixed interval (FI) schedules, rats are trained to discriminate different FIs that are signaled by different stimuli. After extensive training, the different stimuli often acquire control over performance, observed by an earlier increase in responding for stimuli that signal shorter FIs, as compared with stimuli that signal longer FIs. The order in which the different FIs are trained, either intermixed across cycles or in blocks of several cycles, may seem irrelevant given that
doi:10.3758/s13420-012-0071-9
pmid:22447102
fatcat:jy5oaxbtgzfdjm7hxqtjy6upxi