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(2012-10-17)Over the past fifteen years a considerable body of research has consistently demonstrated that albino rats exude odors as a function of experimental manipulations (i.e., reward and nonreward) in a variety of experimental ...
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(2012-12-04)For over fifteen years, numerous studies utilizing a straight runway apparatus have demonstrated that rat subjects exude either quatitatively and/or qualitatively different odors on reward (R) and nonreward (N) occasions. ...
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(2012-12-06)Previous studies designed to investigate odor production and utilization by rat subjects have typically used doub1ealternation schedules of reward versus nonreward (i.e., RRNNRRNN, where R is a reward trial and N is a ...
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(2012-12-06)Traditional animal learning theories have predominantly been based upon research which failed to account for the influence of odor cues exuded by animal subjects. A review of the literature clearly indicated that odor cues ...
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