conducted with rats. Beckers et al. concluded that the results of these experiments cannot be accounted for with existing theories of associative learning, and argued, instead, that the results were a consequence of the rats engaging in a process akin to effortful reasoning. Simulations of the Rescorla and Wagner (1972) theory of learning presented here challenge this conclusion by providing an alternative, associa-tive, explanation for the results presented by Beckers et al
Two appetitive Pavlovian conditioning experiments with rats investigated the associative changes tha...
It has recently been argued that rats engage in causal reasoning and they do so in a way that is con...
It has recently been argued that rats engage in causal reasoning and they do so in a way that is con...
Beckers et al. (2006) published intriguing results, obtained in the rat fear conditioning paradigm, ...
[Extract] Beckers et al. (2006) published intriguing results, obtained in the rat fear conditioning ...
[Extract] Beckers et al. (2006) published intriguing results, obtained in the rat fear conditioning ...
[Extract] Beckers et al. (2006) published intriguing results, obtained in the rat fear conditioning ...
[Extract] Beckers et al. (2006) published intriguing results, obtained in the rat fear conditioning ...
Are humans unique in their ability to interpret exogenous events as causes? We addressed this questi...
Are humans unique in their ability to interpret exogenous events as causes? We addressed this questi...
Abstract Are humans unique in their ability to interpret exogenous events as causes? We addressed th...
Forward blocking is one of the best-documented phenomena in Pavlovian animal conditioning. According...
Are humans unique in their ability to interpret exogenous events as causes? We addressed this questi...
Are humans unique in their ability to interpret exogenous events as causes? We addressed this questi...
The differences in mental abilities between human and non-human animals have aroused human curiosity...
Two appetitive Pavlovian conditioning experiments with rats investigated the associative changes tha...
It has recently been argued that rats engage in causal reasoning and they do so in a way that is con...
It has recently been argued that rats engage in causal reasoning and they do so in a way that is con...
Beckers et al. (2006) published intriguing results, obtained in the rat fear conditioning paradigm, ...
[Extract] Beckers et al. (2006) published intriguing results, obtained in the rat fear conditioning ...
[Extract] Beckers et al. (2006) published intriguing results, obtained in the rat fear conditioning ...
[Extract] Beckers et al. (2006) published intriguing results, obtained in the rat fear conditioning ...
[Extract] Beckers et al. (2006) published intriguing results, obtained in the rat fear conditioning ...
Are humans unique in their ability to interpret exogenous events as causes? We addressed this questi...
Are humans unique in their ability to interpret exogenous events as causes? We addressed this questi...
Abstract Are humans unique in their ability to interpret exogenous events as causes? We addressed th...
Forward blocking is one of the best-documented phenomena in Pavlovian animal conditioning. According...
Are humans unique in their ability to interpret exogenous events as causes? We addressed this questi...
Are humans unique in their ability to interpret exogenous events as causes? We addressed this questi...
The differences in mental abilities between human and non-human animals have aroused human curiosity...
Two appetitive Pavlovian conditioning experiments with rats investigated the associative changes tha...
It has recently been argued that rats engage in causal reasoning and they do so in a way that is con...
It has recently been argued that rats engage in causal reasoning and they do so in a way that is con...