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食物や脳刺激のシグナルに対する条件付きアプローチと接触行動 強化

G B Peterson, J E Ackilt, G P Frommer

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |September 15, 1972
    PubMed
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    ネズミは,報酬に基づく特定のレバー行動を発達させ,パブロフの条件付けが運動反応に影響することを示した. 条件付き刺激の種類は,無条件刺激に対する骨格の反応の形を予測した.

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