Sentence examples for simple conditioning from inspiring English sources

In the present study, we were able to observe the activities of single PCs throughout the conditioning procedure, which enabled direct comparisons of the responses of the PCs to the CS between naive and conditioned states with a relatively simple conditioning procedure.

Even in the realm of simple conditioning, there are good reasons to question this restriction.

The first is whether theories of learning based on the results of, say, simple conditioning experiments are sufficient to explain all forms of learning and problem solving in animals.

Although some forms of navigational behaviour may be explicable in relatively simple terms, not necessarily requiring appeal to processes more complex than those of simple conditioning, others suggest some quite new principles.

The present paper analysed the effects of delayed testing and treatment context after flavor exposure on the recovery of neophobia (Experiment 1) and on extinction after simple conditioning (Experiment 2).

By exploiting the properties of optoelectronic components with a narrow angle of view and by means of a very simple conditioning electronics, the very small deformation of the compliant frame caused by the tendon force can be measured.

Yet one theory seeks to explain imprinting in terms of simple classical conditioning.

The simple, air conditioning and water recycle system for the Space Plant Box showed good performance through a barley (Hordeum vulgare L). growth experiment.

Now a team of English researchers, using a sophisticated brain scanning technique called functional M.R.I., has provided a vivid demonstration of the neural processes at work in a simple Pavlovian conditioning experiment.

Thorndike's own conclusions, already noted above, were distinctly Cartesian: animals ranging from chickens to monkeys all learned in essentially the same way, by trial and error or simple instrumental conditioning.

A practical application of this theoretical approach was developed when Dr. J. Peter Rosenfeld and colleagues designed an experiment in which they demonstrated that cortical asymmetry (A-score) could be modified in normal subjects by using a simple operant conditioning program.