1994
DOI: 10.1037/0735-7036.108.4.335
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Sequential structure in behavioral components of object investigation by Long-Evans rats (Rattus norvegicus).

Abstract: We thank Allyson J. Bennett and Peter J. Pierre for assistance with data transcription and many helpful comments and discussions and David R. Widman for his helpful criticisms of an earlier version of this article.

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“…Therefore it is a higher level of regulation, linked with phylogenetically younger parts of CNS. Renner and Seltzer (1994) discussed their finding in terms of a possible stereotyped nature of exploratory behaviour. They presented the data supporting the view that, at least in rats, exploratory behaviour is definitely not stereotyped.…”
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“…Therefore it is a higher level of regulation, linked with phylogenetically younger parts of CNS. Renner and Seltzer (1994) discussed their finding in terms of a possible stereotyped nature of exploratory behaviour. They presented the data supporting the view that, at least in rats, exploratory behaviour is definitely not stereotyped.…”
Section: Characteristic Of Clusterformationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One is the selection of appropriate data analysis techniques.Another is the use of ecologically meaningful testing apparatus. The utility of multivariate analysis has been demonstrated in open-field behaviour (Pisula, 1994) and investigatory responses (Renner & Seltzer, 1994). It seems to be most useful in identifying behavioural strategies, particularly sequential analysis of behavioural transitions (Pisula, 1994; Renner & Seltzer, 1994).…”
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