Add to ORKGRecent evidence from animal research suggests that peak shift effects produced with complex pattern stimuli are influenced by the level of spatial variability over successive presentations of the stimuli. Initial attempts to explain this have relied on postulating a shift between elemental and configural representations supporting learning. Here we outline an elemental model based on contemporary associative theory that can accurately simulate this effect, and furthermore can do so without any built-in assumptions of dimensionality and without requiring some strategic shift from elemental to configural processing. Further evidence in support for the model is provided from a categorization experiment examining the effect of spatial variabili...
The ability of animals to find important goals in their environment has been said to require a form ...
In four human learning experiments (Pavlovian skin conductance, causal learning, speeded classificat...
© 2018 American Psychological Association. In four experiments, participants' performance on a varie...
Peak shift effects produced with complex pattern stimuli are influenced by the level of spatial vari...
An enduring theme for theories of associative learning is the problem of explaining how configural d...
Journal ArticleResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tCopyright © Psychonomic Society, Inc. 2012In this ar...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from SAGE Publications via th...
Human contingency learning studies were used to compare the predictions of configural and elemental ...
Melchers et al. (2007) show that learning is flexible with respect to a continuum between elemental ...
A growing body of evidence suggests that the spatial and the temporal domains seem to share the same...
The ability of animals to find important goals in their environment has been said to require a form ...
The peak of learned responding normally occurs at the learning stimulus itself, but can shift to a d...
<div><p>In four human learning experiments (Pavlovian skin conductance, causal learning, speeded cla...
Associative learning theories can be categorised according to whether they treat the representation ...
In this paper a series of studies and theoretical proposals about how preexposure to environmental c...
The ability of animals to find important goals in their environment has been said to require a form ...
In four human learning experiments (Pavlovian skin conductance, causal learning, speeded classificat...
© 2018 American Psychological Association. In four experiments, participants' performance on a varie...
Peak shift effects produced with complex pattern stimuli are influenced by the level of spatial vari...
An enduring theme for theories of associative learning is the problem of explaining how configural d...
Journal ArticleResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tCopyright © Psychonomic Society, Inc. 2012In this ar...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from SAGE Publications via th...
Human contingency learning studies were used to compare the predictions of configural and elemental ...
Melchers et al. (2007) show that learning is flexible with respect to a continuum between elemental ...
A growing body of evidence suggests that the spatial and the temporal domains seem to share the same...
The ability of animals to find important goals in their environment has been said to require a form ...
The peak of learned responding normally occurs at the learning stimulus itself, but can shift to a d...
<div><p>In four human learning experiments (Pavlovian skin conductance, causal learning, speeded cla...
Associative learning theories can be categorised according to whether they treat the representation ...
In this paper a series of studies and theoretical proposals about how preexposure to environmental c...
The ability of animals to find important goals in their environment has been said to require a form ...
In four human learning experiments (Pavlovian skin conductance, causal learning, speeded classificat...
© 2018 American Psychological Association. In four experiments, participants' performance on a varie...