One type of this object has been used by Cole and Chappell-Stephenson, though it was developed by Olton and Samuelson for a 1976 experiment.
One type of this object has been used by Cole and Chappell-Stephenson, though it was developed by Olton and Samuelson for a 1976 experiment. Another type of this object is filled with water which is turned opaque with powdered milk; that object was invented by Morris and its dry version is the "oasis" type of this object. The "radial arm" type of this object is more complex than the more standard "Y" and "T" types. They are often used in experiments on spatial memory and latency, but they are perhaps most famous for being used in experiments by Edward Chace Tolman in developing the notion of cog nitive maps. FTP, name these objects which are frequently used in experiments on the psychology of mice.
One type of this object has been used by Cole and Chappell-Stephenson, though it was developed by Olton and Samuelson for a 1976 experiment.
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