Kellogg et al., 1938 - Google Patents
" Ambiguous conditioning," a phenomenon of bilateral transfer.Kellogg et al., 1938
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- 3651086459686966056
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- Kellogg W
- Walker E
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- Publication venue
- Journal of Comparative Psychology
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Abstract 6 dogs were conditioned to withdraw the right forepaw by means of the buzz-shock method. The response was extinguished and then reconditioned. Following this the shock was transferred to the left forepaw and records taken of the movement of both forefeet during …
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