Stevens' Handbook of Experimental Psychology, Learning, Motivation, and EmotionNow available in paperback. This revised and updated edition of the definitive resource for experimental psychology offers comprehensive coverage of the latest findings in the field, as well as the most recent contributions in methodology and the explosion of research in neuroscience. Volume Three: Learning, Motivation, and Emotion, focuses on the role of learning in the operation of motivational systems in human cognitive development. |
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Choice between the alternative accounts requires evidence from other sources. Conditioning with No UR It is well established that classical conditioning can occur when the UR normally evoked by the US is prevented from occurring.
Choice between the alternative accounts requires evidence from other sources. Conditioning with No UR It is well established that classical conditioning can occur when the UR normally evoked by the US is prevented from occurring.
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(Sensory preconditioning provides even clearer evidence for the role of link 1—for an association between the CS and the sensory properties of the US—as the event that acts as the US does not possess affective properties.) ...
(Sensory preconditioning provides even clearer evidence for the role of link 1—for an association between the CS and the sensory properties of the US—as the event that acts as the US does not possess affective properties.) ...
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As evidence of S-R learning in this experiment, it should be recognized that foodcup responding was not totally abolished by a devaluation procedure hypothesized to have rendered link 1 ineffective. Such directed responding could not be ...
As evidence of S-R learning in this experiment, it should be recognized that foodcup responding was not totally abolished by a devaluation procedure hypothesized to have rendered link 1 ineffective. Such directed responding could not be ...
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The Role of the R-O Association For evidence that animals are sensitive to the R-O relation, it is necessary to demonstrate an effect that is selective to a particular R-O combination. Although the procedure used by Dickinson and Dawson ...
The Role of the R-O Association For evidence that animals are sensitive to the R-O relation, it is necessary to demonstrate an effect that is selective to a particular R-O combination. Although the procedure used by Dickinson and Dawson ...
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The second line of evidence comes from studies that attempt a direct evaluation of the properties of the 8-0 association that is assumed to be formed during instrumental training. This is most readily done in experiments that employ an ...
The second line of evidence comes from studies that attempt a direct evaluation of the properties of the 8-0 association that is assumed to be formed during instrumental training. This is most readily done in experiments that employ an ...
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Learning Motivation and Emotion 3 REINFORCEMENT LEARNING | 103 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 4 NEURAL ANALYSIS OF LEARNING IN SIMPLE SYSTEMS | 131 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 5 LEARNING MUTANTS | 201 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 6 LEARNING INSTINCTS | 239 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 7 PERCEPTUAL LEARNING | 259 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 8 SPATIAL LEARNING | 301 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 12 THE ROLE OF LEARNING IN THE OPERATION OF MOTIVATIONAL SYSTEMS | 497 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 13 EMOTIONAL PLASTICITY | 535 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 14 ANATOMY OF MOTIVATION | 563 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 15 HUNGER AND ENERGY HOMEOSTASIS | 633 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 16 THIRST AND WATERSALT APPETITE | 669 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 17 REPRODUCTIVE MOTIVATION | 709 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 18 SOCIAL BEHAVIOR | 737 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 19 ADDICTION | 801 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 9 TEMPORAL LEARNING | 365 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 10 ROLE OF LEARNING IN COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT | 395 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion 11 LANGUAGE ACQUISITION | 445 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion Author Index | 841 |
Learning Motivation and Emotion Subject Index | 877 |
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