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The Antioch Review, 2013
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Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 2000
Abstract We sought to determine how a visual maze is mentally solved. Human subjects (N = 13) viewed mazes with orthogonal, unbranched paths; each subject solved 200-600 mazes in any specific experiment below. There were four to six openings at the perimeter of the maze, of which four were labeled: one was the entry point and the ...
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Abstract We sought to determine how a visual maze is mentally solved. Human subjects (N = 13) viewed mazes with orthogonal, unbranched paths; each subject solved 200-600 mazes in any specific experiment below. There were four to six openings at the perimeter of the maze, of which four were labeled: one was the entry point and the ...
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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1987
A cognitive maze was developed to study perceptual and conceptual processes in the discovery of relationships through inductive inference and flexible shifting of mental sets adaptive to changed problems. For example, the experimenter-tester presents a list of digits in consecutive pairs; subject-testee is asked to select one digit from each pair and ...
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A cognitive maze was developed to study perceptual and conceptual processes in the discovery of relationships through inductive inference and flexible shifting of mental sets adaptive to changed problems. For example, the experimenter-tester presents a list of digits in consecutive pairs; subject-testee is asked to select one digit from each pair and ...
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Physiology & Behavior, 1970
Abstract A modular maze constructed of Plexiglas tubing, reduces angles, minimizes extraneous sniffing, facilitates cleaning, and offers maximal homogeneity of construction while allowing the design of mazes of varying complexity by the simple addition of modular components.
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Abstract A modular maze constructed of Plexiglas tubing, reduces angles, minimizes extraneous sniffing, facilitates cleaning, and offers maximal homogeneity of construction while allowing the design of mazes of varying complexity by the simple addition of modular components.
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2002
Abstract Mazes (amasian, ‘to confound’ in old English) are for some current students of learning what the pen is for a literary critic: indispensable but occasionally abused. Although employed mainly to probe the memory of rodents (Olton 1979), over the years, mazes have been applied to the analysis of other species as well, ranging from
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Abstract Mazes (amasian, ‘to confound’ in old English) are for some current students of learning what the pen is for a literary critic: indispensable but occasionally abused. Although employed mainly to probe the memory of rodents (Olton 1979), over the years, mazes have been applied to the analysis of other species as well, ranging from
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Maze procedures: the radial-arm and water maze compared
Cognitive Brain Research, 1996Open mazes are primarily designed to measure place learning and memory, using environmental visuospatial cues. However, maze tasks differ along many dimensions, including (1) types of apparatus, which vary from arenas (water maze: WM) to highly structured routes (radial-arm maze: RAM); (2) availability of visuospatial, associative or sensory cues; (3 ...
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Physically intelligent autonomous soft robotic maze escaper
Science Advances, 2023Yao Zhao, Yaoye Hong, Yanbin Li
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