The Delayed Reaction in Animals And Children
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In learning the association, e.g., the dogs would go back and forth between some two boxes for many trials before investigating the third box. Often they would stop and look around in an apparent attempt to find the experimenter. This was never done by the rats and rac- coons. Again, the brown dog fell into the most absurd habit of going out of the release box, turning entirely around to the left and then going to one of the boxes. This accomplished no end that I could determine, yet it was per...sisted in for some weeks.
(c) Raccoons. — Bob and Betty were each given lo trials daily. Jack and Jill received 15. Reward only was used, al- though running into the wrong box and having to back out constituted no little punishment here as was also the case with the dogs. The experimenter was practically out of sight of the animals all of the time and absolutely so in certain control tests. It will be remembered that the raccoon tests were made in a room illumined by a single light suspended above the prob- lem box.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In learning the association, e.g., the dogs would go back and forth between some two boxes for many trials before investigating the third box. Often they would stop and look around in an apparent attempt to find the experimenter. This was never done by the rats and rac- coons. Again, the brown dog fell into the most absurd habit of going out of the release box, turning entirely around to the left and then going to one of the boxes. This accomplished no end that I could determine, yet it was per...sisted in for some weeks.
(c) Raccoons. — Bob and Betty were each given lo trials daily. Jack and Jill received 15. Reward only was used, al- though running into the wrong box and having to back out constituted no little punishment here as was also the case with the dogs. The experimenter was practically out of sight of the animals all of the time and absolutely so in certain control tests. It will be remembered that the raccoon tests were made in a room illumined by a single light suspended above the prob- lem box.
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