Learning and behavior: a Psychonomic Society publication

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  Año 2014, Vol. 42, Número 4

  • Conditioned avoidance responses survive contingency degradation in the garden slug, Lehmannia valentiana

    Martha Escobar

    págs. 305-312

    

  • Reducing the feature positive effect by alerting people to its existence

    Eric G. C. Rassin

    págs. 313-317

    

  • Enhancement and reduction of associative retroactive cue interference by training in multiple contexts

    Gonzalo Miguez, Mario A. Laborda, Ralph R. Miller

    págs. 318-329

    

  • Revaluation of geometric cues reduces landmark discrimination via within-compound associations

    Joe M. Austen, Anthony McGregor

    págs. 330-336

    

  • Adult humans' understanding of support relations: an up-linkage replication

    Francisco J. Silva, Merritt I. ten Hope, Ali L. Tucker

    págs. 337-347

    

  • What makes a landmark effective?: Sex differences in a navigation task

    Victoria D. Chamizo, Clara A. Rodríguez, Irene Torres, Marta N. Torres, N. J. Mackintosh

    págs. 348-356

    

  • Blocking between landmarks during 2-D (touchscreen) and 3-D (ARENA) search tasks with pigeons

    Kenneth J. Leising, Jared Wong, Chad M. Ruprecht, Aaron P. Blaisdell

    págs. 357-364

    

  • Stimuli associated with the cancellation of food and its cues enhance eating but display negative incentive value

    Peter C. Holland

    págs. 365-382

    

  • Benzodiazepine administration prevents the use of error-correction mechanisms during fear extinction

    Genevra Hart, Nathan M. Holmes, Justin A. Harris, R. Frederick Westbrook

    págs. 383-397