Individual Differences And Family Resemblances in Animal Behavior a Study of Ha
Individual Differences And Family Resemblances in Animal Behavior a Study of Ha
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147 (see Table III. ), that failed completely to make a successful trip through the maze, although it was tried in every one of the tests. It finally succeeded in making the poor average record of 159 seconds in the multiple choice test, but when retested at the time the retention test was given to the other mice, it again failed completely in the maze test. Because of the great amount of individual differences among the animals, it is difficult to find the record of a single mouse that made a ...record that was similar to the average for each task. Only No. 133, whose averages are given in Table VI. , and No. 189, in Table III. , approximated an "average" record. The record of No. 142, in Table III. , is interesting in that it shows consistently uniform performance throughout all the tasks. This mouse made the following averages: 36 seconds in the initial learning period, 24 seconds for the first two interference trials, 36 seconds for the last ten interference trials, 35 seconds for the mul- tiple choice test, and 33 seconds for the retention test.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
147 (see Table III. ), that failed completely to make a successful trip through the maze, although it was tried in every one of the tests. It finally succeeded in making the poor average record of 159 seconds in the multiple choice test, but when retested at the time the retention test was given to the other mice, it again failed completely in the maze test. Because of the great amount of individual differences among the animals, it is difficult to find the record of a single mouse that made a ...record that was similar to the average for each task. Only No. 133, whose averages are given in Table VI. , and No. 189, in Table III. , approximated an "average" record. The record of No. 142, in Table III. , is interesting in that it shows consistently uniform performance throughout all the tasks. This mouse made the following averages: 36 seconds in the initial learning period, 24 seconds for the first two interference trials, 36 seconds for the last ten interference trials, 35 seconds for the mul- tiple choice test, and 33 seconds for the retention test.
What to read after Individual Differences And Family Resemblances in Animal Behavior a Study of Ha?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halsey Joseph Bagg to read onlineMoreLess
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