SHORT-TERM-MEMORY IN HABITUATION AND DISHABITUATION

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[2] [Anonymous], ESSAYS NEOBEHAVIORIS

[3] Asratian E. A., 1965, COMPENSATORY ADAPTAT

[4] ATKINSON R, 1968, PSYCHOLOGY LEARNING, V2

[5] LONG-TERM HABITUATION OF A DEFENSIVE WITHDRAWAL REFLEX IN APLYSIA [J]. SCIENCE, 1972, 175 (4020) : 451 - +

[6] CLARK R. B., 1960, ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, V8, P82, DOI 10.1016/0003-3472(60)90013-0

[7] EFFECTS OF INTERSTIMULUS INTERVAL LENGTH AND VARIABILITY ON STARTLE-RESPONSE HABITUATION IN RAT [J]. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1970, 72 (02): : 177 - &

[8] SITUATIONAL CUES AND CORRELATION BETWEEN CS AND US AS DETERMINANTS OF CONDITIONED EMOTIONAL RESPONSE [J]. PSYCHONOMIC SCIENCE, 1970, 18 (03): : 145 - 147

[9] FERGUSON GA, 1966, STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

[10] ORIENTING-REACTION THEORY AND AN INCREASE IN HUMAN GSR FOLLOWING STIMULUS CHANGE WHICH IS UNPREDICTABLE BUT NOT CONTRARY TO PREDICTION [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1971, 88 (02): : 292 - &

[1] Anderson J. R., 1973, HUMAN ASSOCIATIVE ME, DOI [10.2307/1421672, DOI 10.2307/1421672]

[2] [Anonymous], ESSAYS NEOBEHAVIORIS

[3] Asratian E. A., 1965, COMPENSATORY ADAPTAT

[4] ATKINSON R, 1968, PSYCHOLOGY LEARNING, V2

[5] LONG-TERM HABITUATION OF A DEFENSIVE WITHDRAWAL REFLEX IN APLYSIA [J]. SCIENCE, 1972, 175 (4020) : 451 - +

[6] CLARK R. B., 1960, ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, V8, P82, DOI 10.1016/0003-3472(60)90013-0

[7] EFFECTS OF INTERSTIMULUS INTERVAL LENGTH AND VARIABILITY ON STARTLE-RESPONSE HABITUATION IN RAT [J]. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1970, 72 (02): : 177 - &

[8] SITUATIONAL CUES AND CORRELATION BETWEEN CS AND US AS DETERMINANTS OF CONDITIONED EMOTIONAL RESPONSE [J]. PSYCHONOMIC SCIENCE, 1970, 18 (03): : 145 - 147

[9] FERGUSON GA, 1966, STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

[10] ORIENTING-REACTION THEORY AND AN INCREASE IN HUMAN GSR FOLLOWING STIMULUS CHANGE WHICH IS UNPREDICTABLE BUT NOT CONTRARY TO PREDICTION [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1971, 88 (02): : 292 - &