2023
DOI: 10.1101/2023.12.26.573368
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Experience shapes initial exploration for non-generalizable spatial learning

Michelle P. Awh,
Kenneth W. Latimer,
Nan Zhou
et al.

Abstract: Experience can change how individuals learn. Learning to solve a new problem can be accelerated by generalizing known rules in the new context, but the impact of experience on solving problems where generalization cannot be applied remains unclear. To study the impact of experience on solving new problems that are distinct from previously learned tasks, we examined how rats learned a new spatial navigation task after having previously learned different sets of spatial navigation tasks. The new task differed fr… Show more

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