In the SR task, this referred to the proportion of exploration time spent exploring objects in the familiar location during reexposure or objects in the new location during novel configuration (i.e., the difference between the time spent exploring the familiar or new location and novelty exploration divided by the total time spent exploring the familiar or new location and novelty exploration).
The reduced latency to approach objects and less time spent exploring objects in dogs compared to wolves may be interpreted as an effect of domestication.
These fun, challenge-filled treasure hunts for families helped those inspired by CBBC's Relic: Guardians of the Museum explore objects in their local museum collections.
In addition, a wider array of other brain regions, some involved in spatial memory, were activated by exploring novel objects in the dark in a bow-tie maze, e.g., the anterior thalamic nuclei, retrosplenial granular cortex, anterior cingulate cortex, and lateral entorhinal cortex.
This involved reverse engineering, figuring out how to fold an object by exploring completed objects, and/or exploratory modifications of known origami objects (see Fig. 5d).
During this trial, mice were placed in the open field in the presence of object A, and the time spent exploring object A was measured.
Rodents display novelty preference: they innately prefer to explore objects that are in new locations or objects they have not recently encountered.
The ability to explore objects by looking and touching leads to more sophisticated object knowledge.
PAV explores object ranking in bibliographic information where objects are papers, authors and venues.
Chan, Whitaker, and Newell (2008) investigated the effect of object presentation in a task where participants haptically explored objects that consisted of specific pairs of shape and motion.
