Retention of Discriminations and an Analysis of Learning Set1 1This chapter is based very largely on a doctoral dissertation by the first author (Bessemer, 1967) and directed jointly by Harry F. Harlow and John W. Davenport. We thank Jacqueline Conner, Donald R. Meyer, Allan M. Schrier, and Robert R. Zimmermann for providing material prior to publication.-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Retention of Discriminations and an Analysis of Learning Set1 1This chapter is based very largely on a doctoral dissertation by the first author (Bessemer, 1967) and directed jointly by Harry F. Harlow and John W. Davenport. We thank Jacqueline Conner, Donald R. Meyer, Allan M. Schrier, and Robert R. Zimmermann for providing material prior to publication.

Published:1971 Issue: Volume: Page:1-58
ISSN:0090-8592
Container-title:Behavior of Nonhuman Primates
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Bessemer David W.,Stollnitz Fred

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Elsevier

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