1991
DOI: 10.3758/bf03203396
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An automated positive reward method for measuring acoustic sensitivity in fish

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“…While studies that use behavioral and physiological techniques in the same fish species are limited, AEP threshold techniques may underestimate behavioral thresholds by 10-20·dB, especially at frequencies of <1·kHz (Gorga et al, 1988;Kenyon et al, 1998;Kojima et al, 2005;Yuen et al, 2005). For example, some behavioral or psychophysical determinations of hearing thresholds in the goldfish (Jacobs and Tavolga, 1967;Popper, 1971;Yan and Popper, 1991) are 10-20·dB lower (at the region of greatest sensitivity) than that obtained by AEP measures (Kenyon et al, 1998;Yan et al, 2000), while others are similar (Enger, 1966;Fay, 1969). Further, in the oyster toadfish Opsanus tau, AEP measured thresholds at 100·Hz (Yan et al, 2000) are 20·dB higher than those obtained by classical conditioning techniques (Fish and Offutt, 1972) and 40·dB higher than single-unit recordings from the saccular nerve (Fine, 1981).…”
Section: Auditory Abilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While studies that use behavioral and physiological techniques in the same fish species are limited, AEP threshold techniques may underestimate behavioral thresholds by 10-20·dB, especially at frequencies of <1·kHz (Gorga et al, 1988;Kenyon et al, 1998;Kojima et al, 2005;Yuen et al, 2005). For example, some behavioral or psychophysical determinations of hearing thresholds in the goldfish (Jacobs and Tavolga, 1967;Popper, 1971;Yan and Popper, 1991) are 10-20·dB lower (at the region of greatest sensitivity) than that obtained by AEP measures (Kenyon et al, 1998;Yan et al, 2000), while others are similar (Enger, 1966;Fay, 1969). Further, in the oyster toadfish Opsanus tau, AEP measured thresholds at 100·Hz (Yan et al, 2000) are 20·dB higher than those obtained by classical conditioning techniques (Fish and Offutt, 1972) and 40·dB higher than single-unit recordings from the saccular nerve (Fine, 1981).…”
Section: Auditory Abilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various behavioral techniques have been used in conjunction with psychophysical methods, including classical (Pavlovian) conditioning (e.g., Fay and MacKinnon 1969), operant conditioning (e.g., Yan and Popper 1991), and instrumental avoidance conditioning (e.g., Tavolga and Wodinsky 1963).…”
Section: Behavioral and Electrophysiological Measures Of Hearing Funcmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Operant and classical conditioning techniques have been successfully applied to fishes, marine mammals and sea turtles to determine hearing capability ranges and maximal sensitivity ranges (e.g. lowest detectable level of a given stimulus or absolute threshold) (Patterson and Gulick, 1966;Popper, 1971;Coombs and Popper, 1982;McCormick and Popper, 1984;Yan and Popper, 1991;Kastak and Schusterman, 1998;Gerstein et al, 1999;Nachtigall et al, 2000;Houser and Finneran, 2006;Pacini et al, 2011;Gaspard et al, 2012;Martin et al, 2012). Many studies have involved the collection of both electrophysiological and operant conditioning data for hearing assessment, especially those that focus on marine fishes and mammal groups (Kastak and Schusterman, 1998;Sauerland and Dehnhardt, 1998;Szymanski et al, 1999;Casper et al, 2003;Wolski et al, 2003;Nachtigall et al, 2005;Yuen et al, 2005;Mulsow and Reichmuth, 2010;Reichmuth and Southall, 2011).…”
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confidence: 99%