"Selective Observing: Pigeons Turn Discriminative Stimuli On and Off by Pecking Separate Keys" by James Dougan

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Selective Observing: Pigeons Turn Discriminative Stimuli On and Off by Pecking Separate Keys

Psychobiology: Issues and Applications (1989)

James Dougan, Illinois Wesleyan University
J. A. Dinsmoor
E. Thiels
D. M. Lee
J. F. Pfister

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Disciplines

Psychology

Publication Date

January, 1989

Editor

Nigel W. Bond and David A.T. Siddle

Publisher

North-Holland/Elsevier Science

Series

Proceedings of the XXIV International Congress of Psychology

ISBN

978-0444885241

Citation Information

James Dougan, J. A. Dinsmoor, E. Thiels, D. M. Lee, et al.. "Selective Observing: Pigeons Turn Discriminative Stimuli On and Off by Pecking Separate Keys" Amsterdam/New YorkPsychobiology: Issues and Applications Vol. 6 (1989)
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