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An Analysis of the Bilateral Transfer of Conditioning in Dogs, in Terms of the Frequency, Amplitude, and Latency of the Responses

W. N. Kellogg The Department of Psychology, University of Indiana, USA
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E. L. Walker The Department of Psychology, University of Indiana, USA
Pages 253-265 | Received 16 Sep 1937, Published online: 06 Jul 2010

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Dr. Pedro T. Orata. (1941) Recent Research Studies on Transfer of Training with Implications for the Curriculum, Guidance, and Personnel Work. The Journal of Educational Research 35:2, pages 81-101.
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Donald A. Dewsbury. (2012) The Fate of the Generalist: Edward L. Walker (1914−1997) as a Case Study. Review of General Psychology 16:3, pages 283-297.
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