2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.beproc.2004.12.005
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A note on select- and reject-controlling relations in the simple discrimination of capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella)

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“…Although the present results are limited due to the number of participants and the absence of statistical analysis, recording eye movement behavior is suggested as a useful tool for investigating differences in the stimulus control relations that are established during various discriminative training procedures. Yet, in addition to eye-fi xation measures, future studies would also benefi t from using other tests to assess stimulus control, such as select/reject control probes (e.g., Goulart et al, 2005; for review, see Perez & Tomanari, 2013; see also Carrigan & Sidman, 1992). Thus, the measures of eye movement behavior could be contrasted with measures obtained in stimulus control probes, evaluating if differences in eye-fi xations are, in some way, related to the establishment of select or reject control during the training.…”
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“…Although the present results are limited due to the number of participants and the absence of statistical analysis, recording eye movement behavior is suggested as a useful tool for investigating differences in the stimulus control relations that are established during various discriminative training procedures. Yet, in addition to eye-fi xation measures, future studies would also benefi t from using other tests to assess stimulus control, such as select/reject control probes (e.g., Goulart et al, 2005; for review, see Perez & Tomanari, 2013; see also Carrigan & Sidman, 1992). Thus, the measures of eye movement behavior could be contrasted with measures obtained in stimulus control probes, evaluating if differences in eye-fi xations are, in some way, related to the establishment of select or reject control during the training.…”
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“…Goulart, Mendonça, Barros, Galvão and McIlvane (2005), for example, carried out an experiment with two monkeys (Cebus apella) which were trained in a simple discrimination task. The stimuli were abstract forms that were drawn in black on a gray background and presented on a touch screen.…”
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“…Goulart et al, 2005) e ainda funcionar como um passo intermediário para a introdução do procedimento de tripla escolha sem aumentar o número de relações treinadas, considerando que o sujeito tinha longa história de emparelhamento ao modelo com dupla escolha.…”
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“…de Rose, 1996; de Rose, Kato, Thé, & Kledaras, 1997;McIlvane, Serna, Dube, & Stromer, 2000). Dentre essas variáveis estão as possíveis variações no controle de estímulo que se dão ao longo do treino de relações e condicionais e testes de equivalência, as também chamadas "topografias de controle de estímulo" (TCE) (Dube & McIlvane, 1996;Goulart, Mendonça, Barros, Galvão, & McIlvane, 2005;McIlvane, 1998;McIlvane & Dube, 1992;McIlvane & Dube, 2003;McIlvane et al, 2000;Ray, 1969;Serna, Lionello-DeNolf, Barros, Dube, & McIlvane, 2004), que determinam o responder do participante na tarefa.…”
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