discrimination learning

(Psychology) psychol a learning process in which an organism learns to react differently to different stimuli. Compare generalization³

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The differential outcome effect as a useful tool to improve conditional discrimination learning in children.

The differential outcomes effect: a case of translational research/El efecto de consecuencias diferenciales: un caso de investigacion traslacional

Generalization gradients and representation modes after absolute and relative discrimination learning in young chickens.

Effects of successive and simultaneous stimulus presentations on absolute and relational stimulus control in adult humans

Visual discrimination learning with simultaneous and successive presentation of stimuli.

Analyzing the stimulus control acquisition in simple discrimination tasks through eye movement/Analise da aquisicao de controle de estimulos em tarefas de discriminacao simples por meio do movimento dos olhos

Between birth and 12 months of age, animals were tested for neonatal reflexes, object permanence (a measure of early memory development), discrimination learning strategies (ability to respond differently to different stimuli), and social behaviors.

Pediatric vaccines and neurodevelopment: primate study finds no adverse behavioral effects

Between the ages of 13 and 14 months, all animals were tested for spatial memory and learning ability, position discrimination learning ability, psychomotor coordination, and anxiety-related behavior.

Walnuts may provide brain benefit in Alzheimer's patients

While not deliberate, the introduction of this distracter task is unlikely to have facilitated discrimination learning.

A minimalist approach to training exercisers to estimate and control heart rate

First, because the MET hypothesis does not predict how many exemplars should be necessary to derive symmetric relations; and second, because the rate of conditional discrimination learning was subject to several parameters (e.

Failure to find symmetry in pigeons after multiple exemplar training

In these experiments, which are based on classical (Pavlovian) conditioning, animals learn to distinguish between potentially dangerous and safe sounds called "emotional discrimination learning.

Link between fear and sound perception discovered

Intertrial interval as a contextual stimulus: Further analysis of a novel asymmetry in temporal discrimination learning.

Mechanisms of contextual control when contexts are informative to solve the task

1982) that was correlated with reinforcement in a previously trained (and mastered) discrimination task involving two compound stimuli, but is not correlated with reinforcement across the entire stimulus class, or (c) single feature stimulus control in discrimination learning across a stimulus class that involves compound elements, both discriminative and non-discriminative features.

Stimulus overselectivity: empirical basis and diagnostic methods

Other subjects are functional adaptive sequential testing, a criterion setting theory of discrimination learning that accounts for anisotropics and context effects, and kinesthesia in visual orientation discrimination.

Fechner's legacy in psychology; 150 years of elementary psychophysics

An explosion of clinical research over the last 20 years based on the early developed behavioral teaching methods such as discrete trials training and discrimination learning (E.

Equivalence relations, the assessment of basic learning abilities and language: a synthesis of behavioral research and its implications for children with autism

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