Spatial Contiguity, not Cue-To-Consequence, Is the Issue in Taste-Potentiated Noise-Illness Associations: Comment on Holder, Bermudez-Rattoni, and Garcia (1988)--Comment/Reply

Spatial Contiguity, not Cue-To-Consequence, Is the Issue in Taste-Potentiated Noise-Illness Associations: Comment on Holder, Bermudez-Rattoni, and Garcia (1988)--Comment/Reply

Holder, Bermudez-Rattoni and Garcia (1988) failed to corroborate the findings of Ellins, Cramer and Whitmore (1985) and Ellins and von Kluge (1987), that taste-potentiated noise-illness associations in rats can be established under conditions of spatial contiguity. Ellins, von Kluge and Cramer reply...

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Veröffentlicht in:Behavioral neuroscience 1990-02, Vol.104 (1), p.230
Hauptverfasser: Ellins, Stuart R, von Kluge, Silvia, Cramer, Robert Ervin
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Sprache:eng
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Animal behavior
Ears & hearing
Rodents
Taste
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Zusammenfassung:Holder, Bermudez-Rattoni and Garcia (1988) failed to corroborate the findings of Ellins, Cramer and Whitmore (1985) and Ellins and von Kluge (1987), that taste-potentiated noise-illness associations in rats can be established under conditions of spatial contiguity. Ellins, von Kluge and Cramer reply that the results of their experimentation nonetheless supported the contention that spatial contiguity is an important factor in the taste-potentiation of nongustatory stimuli.
ISSN:0735-7044
1939-0084