Research Catalog

Details

Additional authors

1. Riley, Donald A.
2. Zentall, Thomas R.

Description

1. xiv, 369 pages : illustrations; 24 cm.

Series statement

1. Comparative cognition and neuroscience

Uniform title

1. Comparative cognition and neuroscience.

Subject

1. Riley, Donald A
2. Cognition in animals
3. Animal behavior
4. Cognition
5. Behavior, Animal
6. Cognition
7. cognition
8. Animal behavior
9. Cognition in animals
10. Vergelijkende psychologie

Genre/Form

1. Congress
2. proceedings (reports)
3. Conference papers and proceedings
4. Conference papers and proceedings.
5. Actes de congrès.

Contents

1. 1. Introduction -- Animal cognition: an approach to the study of animal behavior / Thomas R. Zentall -- 2. Stimulus representation -- Stimulus revisited: my, how you've grown! / W.K. Honig -- When is a stimulus a pattern? / Anthony A. Wright -- Discriminative stimulus control: what you see is not necessarily what you get / David R. Thomas -- Generalization gradients of excitation and inhibition: long-term memory for dimensional control and curious inversions during repeated tests with reinforcement / Eliot Hearst and Serena Sutton -- Retrieval processes and conditioning / Philipp Kraemer and Norman E. Spear -- 3. Memory processes -- When memory fails to fail / Dennis C. Wright -- Foraging in laboratory trees: spatial memory in squirrel monkeys / William A. Roberts, Stephen Mitchell and Maria T. Phelps -- Sequential and simultaneous choice processes in the radial-arm maze / Michael F. Brown -- Representations and processes in working memory / Herbert L. Roitblat -- Coding processes in pigeons / Douglas S. Grant.
2. (cont) Common coding and stimulus class formation in pigeons / Thomas R. Zentall, Lou M. Sherburne and Janice N. Steirn -- Perceptual processes -- Attention: neurocognitive analyses / David S. Olton [and others] -- Gestalt contributions to visual texture discriminations by pigeons / Robert G. Cook -- Multidimensional stimulus control in pigeons: selective attention and other issues / Diane L. Chatlosh and Edward A. Wasserman -- From elementary associations to animal cognition: connectionist models of discrimination learning / William S. Maki -- Comparative, hierarchical theory for object recognition and action / Mark Rilling, Luke LaClaire and Mark Warner -- Absolutes and relations in acoustic perception by songbirds / Stewart H. Hulse.

Owning institution

1. Princeton University Library

Note

1. "Based on a symposium held at Tolman Hall at the University of California at Berkeley on November 21, 1991."

Bibliography (note)

1. Includes bibliographical references and indexes.