In One Study by Dias and Colleagues (1996) Animals Learned

question 30

Multiple Choice

In one study by Dias and colleagues (1996) animals learned to discriminate between compound stimuli of polygons and lines, by attending to one and ignoring the other. This was followed by a change in the discrimination task requirements. This shift is known as ______.

• A) perseveration
• B) temporal order
• C) rule shifting
• D) temporal contiguity

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