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... animals is absolutely fundamental . Once an animal starts to evolve movement , as distinct from be- ing passively carried along by currents in the lake or sea or by wind , it may evolve in two directions : ( 1 ) it can either move in an ...
... animals is absolutely fundamental . Once an animal starts to evolve movement , as distinct from be- ing passively carried along by currents in the lake or sea or by wind , it may evolve in two directions : ( 1 ) it can either move in an ...
Page 733
... animal ( proprioceptive ) ( reward - C.A.i ) ✦ ( reward -✈ C.A.y ) ✈ ( reward Types of operant- condition- ing responses Tool- using birds and mammals The ability of rats to. initial state training process Classical ( reward * C.A ...
... animal ( proprioceptive ) ( reward - C.A.i ) ✦ ( reward -✈ C.A.y ) ✈ ( reward Types of operant- condition- ing responses Tool- using birds and mammals The ability of rats to. initial state training process Classical ( reward * C.A ...
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... animal experiments because much de- pends both upon the innate capabilities of an animal and upon its previous experience , full details of which are of- ten lacking . It is obvious , however , that when an animal arrives at an ...
... animal experiments because much de- pends both upon the innate capabilities of an animal and upon its previous experience , full details of which are of- ten lacking . It is obvious , however , that when an animal arrives at an ...
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