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Response Alternation by Rats in Mazes

David Lester Department of Psychology, Wellesley College
Pages 51-53 | Published online: 04 Nov 2012

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J. E. Futter & J. P. Aggleton. (2006) How rats perform spatial working memory tasks: Limitations in the use of egocentric and idiothetic working memory. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology 59:1, pages 77-99.
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A. L. Baird, J. E. Putter, J. L. Muir & J. P. Aggleton. (2004) On the Transience of Egocentric Working Memory: Evidence From Testing the Contribution of Limbic Brain Regions.. Behavioral Neuroscience 118:4, pages 785-797.
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M. Potegal, M. J. Day & L. Abraham. (2013) Maze orientation, visual and vestibular cues in two-maze spontaneous alternation of rats. Physiological Psychology 5:4, pages 414-420.
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