However, if it is assumed that during generalization training, the presentation of a stimulus activates the representation of the response, which becomes associated with the new response, then association-formation models can explain generalization on the basis of common consequences (Wills et al. 2006).
He was born in the village of Corleone – the name of which became associated with the Sicilian mafia thanks to the Godfather novels and films – and reportedly committed his first murder aged 25, when he killed a rival boss.
The French government this week announced plans to spend 500,000 euros (£360,000) to make "official" the New Jungle, which is named after a previous camp in the Calais hinterland which became associated with lawlessness in the face of official indifference.
The most recognizable symbol of Remembrance Sunday is the red poppy, which became associated with World War I memorials after scores of the flowers bloomed in the former battlefields of Belgium and northern France.
The territorial possessions of the city also include large sections of swampy cultivated lowlands and stretches along the Weser, which became associated with the rise of further smaller settlements.
As a result, a given host species occurring in more than one area might be inhabited by two different species of related parasites, each of which became associated with the host at a different time and under different circumstances.
In particular, the pair was interested in the activity of hippocampal neurons called "place cells," each of which becomes associated with a particular place and fires rapid bursts of electrical pulses when the rat is in that location.
Most modernists disdained the villanelle, which became associated with the overwrought formal aestheticism of the 1890s, i.e., the decadent movement in England.
Many of these cult cinema fans learned all of the film's lines, reciting them at the screenings, a phenomenon which became associated with another popular midnight movie of the era, The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975).
