“‘Maze-Running’ Tag”,2019-10-12

Bibliography for tag psychology/animal/maze, most recent first: 1 related tag, 55 annotations, & 36 links (parent).

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• See Also
• Gwern
  • “Feynman’s Maze-Running Story”, Gwern2014
  • “Tryon’s Rat Experiment”, Gwern2020
• Links
  • “AI-Powered Rat Could Be a Valuable New Tool for Neuroscience: Researchers from DeepMind and Harvard Are Using a Virtual Rat to See What Neural Networks Can Teach Us about Biology”, Gent2020
  • “Lack of Evidence for Associative Learning in Pea Plants”, Markel2020
  • “A Review of the Historical Evolutionary Process of Dry and Water Maze Tests in Rodents”, Mohseni et al 2020
  • “Brainless but Multi-Headed: Decision Making by the Acellular Slime Mould Physarum Polycephalum”, Beekman & Latty2015
  • “The Psychologist Who Empathized With Rats: James Tiptree Junior As Alice B. Sheldon, PhD”, Elms2004
  • “Effects of Caffeine on Learning and Memory in Rats Tested in the Morris Water Maze”, Angelucci2002
  • “Tolman and Tryon: Early Research on the Inheritance of the Ability to Learn”, Innis1992
  • “Pre-Natal and Post-Natal Choline Supplementation Produces Long-Term Facilitation of Spatial Memory”, Meck et al 1988
  • “Surely You’Re Joking, Mr Feynman: The Amateur Scientist”, Feynman1985
  • “Psychology at Michigan: The Pillsbury Years, 1897^–₅₀1947_77ya”, Raphelson1980
  • “The Relation Of Active-Passive Movement And Perceptual Differentiation To Geographic Orientation”, Burroughs1979
  • “The Sensory Basis of Spatial Memory in the Rat”, Zoladek & Roberts1978
  • “Genetic Experiments With Animal Learning: A Critical Review”
  • “Behavioral Genetics [Annual Review]”, McClearn1970
  • “Preference for Familiar versus Novel Stimuli As a Function of the Familiarity of the Environment”, Sheldon1969
  • “Psychology At The University Of Michigan 1852^–₉₈1950_74ya: Volume I: The History Of The Department Of Psychology”, Raphelson1968
  • “Psychology At The University Of Michigan 1852^–₉₈1950_74ya: Volume 2: Biographical Sketches Of Faculty Members Serving On The Staff During The Years 1897^–₄₈1945_79ya”, Raphelson1968b
  • “Cues for Spontaneous Alternation”, Douglas1966
  • Principles Of Animal Psychology (Enlarged Edition), Maier & Schneirla1964
  • “The Effect of Experimenter Bias on the Performance of the Albino Rat”
  • “The Influence of Work on Behavior”, Solomon1948
  • “The Inheritance of Brightness and Dullness in Maze Learning Ability in the Rat”, Heron1941
  • “A Kinesthetically Controlled Maze Habit in the Rat”, Hunter1940
  • “Genetic Differences in Maze-Learning Ability in Rats (XIII)”, Tryon1940c
  • “The Effects of Olfactory Cues on the Maze Learning of White Rats”, Mand1940
  • “A Further Analysis of Reasoning in Rats: 1. The Influence of Trace-Aggregation on Problem Solving”, Maier & Curtis1937
  • “The Effect of Floor Cues Upon the Mastery of the Unit-Alike Maze”, Curtis1936
  • “Principles of Animal Psychology: Chapter 17: The Analysis of Maze Learning”, Maier & Schneirla1935
  • “The Association Between Brain Size and Maze Ability in the White Rat”, Hamilton1935
  • “Anticipation As a Factor in Maze Errors”, Spragg1933
  • Maze Learning in Rats in the Absence of Specific Intra-Maze and Extra-Maze Stimuli, Honzik1933
  • “The Proprioceptive Ability of the White Rat”, Dennis1931
  • “A Further Consideration of the Sensory Control of the Maze Habit in the White Rat”, Hunter1930
  • “Spinal Conduction and Kinesthetic Sensitivity in the Maze Habit”, Lashley & Ball1929
  • “An Unexpected Cue in Maze Learning”, Shepard1929
  • “The Sensory Control of the White Rat in the Maze Habit”, Dennis1929
  • “The Sensory Control of the Maze Habit in the White Rat”, Hunter1929
  • “The Reliability of Rat Learning Scores from the Multiple-T Maze As Determined by Four Different Methods”, Stone & Nyswander1927
  • “The Survival of the Maze Habit After Cerebellar Injuries”, Lashley & McCarthy1926
  • “The Learning by White Rats of an Inclined Plane Maze”, Dashiell & Helms1925
  • “The Temporal Maze and Kinesthetic Sensory Processes in the White Rat”, Hunter1920
  • “Maze Studies With The White Rat: 2. Blind Animals”, Carr1917d
  • “Maze Studies With The White Rat: 3. Anosmic Animals”, Carr1917e
  • “Maze Studies With The White Rat: 1. Normal Animals”, Carr1917c
  • “The Journal of Animal Behavior: Volume 7 § Pg159”, Carr et al 1917
  • “The Journal of Animal Behavior: Volume 7”, Carr et al 1917
  • “The Alternation Problem: A Preliminary Study”, Carr1917b
  • “The White Rat and the Maze Problem: 3. The Introduction of a Tactile Control”, Vincent1915c
  • “The White Rat and the Maze Problem: 4. The Number and Distribution of Errors—A Comparative Study”, Vincent1915d
  • “The White Rat and the Maze Problem: 2. The Introduction of an Olfactory Control”, Vincent1915b
  • “The White Rat and the Maze Problem: 1. The Introduction of a Visual Control”, Vincent1915
  • “Experiments on Tactile Sensations in the White Rat”, Bogardus & Henke1911
  • “Orientation in the White Rat”, Carr & Watson1908
  • “Kinesthetic and Organic Sensations: Their Role in the Reactions of the White Rat to the Maze”, Watson1907
  • “Experimental Study of the Mental Processes of the Rat. II”, Small1901
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