论文信息 - The effects of ITI interpolated stimuli and CS intensity on classical conditioning of the nictitating membrane response of the rabbit

The effects of ITI interpolated stimuli and CS intensity on classical conditioning of the nictitating membrane response of the rabbit

The effects of white noise bursts of 5 sec duration, interpolated 30 sec into a 1 min ITI, were compared on the conditioning rates of Ss trained under high and low CS intensities. The interpolated stimulus produced a significant decrement in conditioning at the high but not at the low intensity value. It is suggested that higher CS intensities may shorten the time available for ITI consolidation.

W. R. Salafia | J. Papsdorf

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