Probability Learning in T-maze and Skinner Box in the Rat
@article{Hiraoka1974ProbabilityLI,
title={Probability Learning in T-maze and Skinner Box in the Rat},
author={Kyoichi Hiraoka},
journal={The annual of Animal Psychology},
year={1974},
volume={23},
pages={69-75},
url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:147401835}
}The present experiment investigated rats' performance in a probability learning situation with the above two variables equalized for both apparatus and found that the difference in performance between apparatus conditions can be attributed to neither inter-trial interval nor the number of trials.
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