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Forgetting of Matching-to-Sample in Pigeons
Psychological Reports, 1978 A 10-wk. rest between acquisition and relearning sessions produced a clear decline in performance on a matching-to-sample task. The pigeons relearned matching quickly, and savings scores based on errors ranged from 0.43 to 0.62.
H. Keith Rodewald, Paul D. Donn
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Miner Troubles: a Gamified Matching-to-Sample
Experimental Analysis of Human Behavior: Bulletin, 2023 Gamification is a powerful technique for improving engagement and learning, which has been applied in many contexts, including education. In behavior analysis, a procedure that has also driven several applications in educational settings is Matching-to-Sample, especially in the context of the Stimulus Equivalence paradigm.
Alceu Regaço +4 more
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TITRATING‐DELAY MATCHING‐TO‐SAMPLE IN THE PIGEON [PDF]
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 2010 The titrating‐delay matching‐to‐sample (TDMTS) procedure offers researchers an additional behavioral task thought to capture some important features of remembering. In this procedure, the delay between sample offset and comparison onset adjusts as a function of the subject's performance.
Brian D, Kangas +2 more
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Peripheral vision in matching‐to‐sample procedures
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 2022 Eye‐tracking has been used to investigate observing responses in matching‐to‐sample procedures. However, in visual search, peripheral vision plays an important role. Therefore, three experiments were conducted to investigate the extent to which adult participants can discriminate stimuli that vary in size and position in the periphery.
Live Fay Braaten, Erik Arntzen
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, 2023 Average performance of two bonobos on delayed matching-to-sample at four different delays (error bars show 95% confidence intervals). Asterisks indicate results significantly above chance level.
Stefano Ghirlanda (178919) +4 more
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QUANTITATIVE ANALYSES OF MATCHING‐TO‐SAMPLE PERFORMANCE [PDF]
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 2003 Six pigeons performed a simultaneous matching‐to‐sample (MTS) task involving patterns of dots on a liquid‐crystal display. Two samples and two comparisons differed in terms of the density of pixels visible through pecking keys mounted in front of the display.
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Discriminability of stimuli in matching to sample [PDF]
Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 1976 Steady-state accuracy on matching to sample was studied in the pigeon. In Phases 1 and 3 of the experiment, geometric forms were used as stimuli. In Phase 2, the stimuli were colors. In each phase of the experiment, four comparison stimuli were used.
Adrienne A. Whyte, John J. Boren
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FUNCTION OF FEEDBACK AND INSTRUCTIONS PRESENCE OR ABSENCE IN DESCRIPTION ELABORATION ON CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION TASKS [PDF]
Acta Colombiana de Psicología, 2007 The function of rules and instructions to facilitate, maintain or modify the behaviour of individuals has been widely explored in a great variety of tasks.
Guerrero Radillo, Alejandra Paola +1 more
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Generalized imitation and generalized matching to sample [PDF]
The Behavior Analyst, 2003 Almost 40 years ago, Baer and Sherman (1964) pointed out that experimental work in the imitation area often has failed to invoke imitation in its most powerful meaning. In describing the problem, they commented that "the similarity [of the behavior of the model and the behavior of an observer] may lie in the eye of the experimenter rather than in the ...
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Disruption of delayed matching to sample [PDF]
Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 1981 Two pigeons were exposed to a 3-sec delayed matching-to-sample (DMTS) procedure. Following acquisition, reinforcement for sample responding was presented during the delay interval. After baseline recovery, a blackout procedure was instituted during the delay interval. Both procedures reduced the accuracy of responding on the DMTS task.
Gerald D. Lachter, Harriet Schlackman
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