International Journal of Comparative Psychology volume V12no4
International Journal of Comparative Psychology volume V12no4
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The point of the above argument is that, by receding properties like wetness or novelty into a more general property like incentive and by tying retrieval to this more general 'term', we get 'deductions' in the form of behavior that do not have to be selected for as such. From another perspective, the rat has arrived at a general rule of thumb for retrieving objects in terms of incentive or value instead of more specific rules of thumb in terms of specific object properties, and from this rule ...it can deduce procedures consistent with policies that it has not had to implement during its previous ontogenetic or phylogenetic history. One must, of course, assume that the incentive-retrieval linkage was originally selected for in some specific context. Given more than one type of object that could be profitably retrieved (e. G. , food items and nesting material), an incentive encoding may have led to simpler and more efficient elicitation of object retrieval, as well as providing a common basis for choosing between objects (Wallace, 1997).
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The point of the above argument is that, by receding properties like wetness or novelty into a more general property like incentive and by tying retrieval to this more general 'term', we get 'deductions' in the form of behavior that do not have to be selected for as such. From another perspective, the rat has arrived at a general rule of thumb for retrieving objects in terms of incentive or value instead of more specific rules of thumb in terms of specific object properties, and from this rule ...it can deduce procedures consistent with policies that it has not had to implement during its previous ontogenetic or phylogenetic history. One must, of course, assume that the incentive-retrieval linkage was originally selected for in some specific context. Given more than one type of object that could be profitably retrieved (e. G. , food items and nesting material), an incentive encoding may have led to simpler and more efficient elicitation of object retrieval, as well as providing a common basis for choosing between objects (Wallace, 1997).
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