Learning & Behavior 2004: Vol 32 Table of Contents

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Contents of Volume 32
Batsell, W. R., Jr. See Trost, C. A Gibson, B. M., & Wasserman, E. A. Time-coouf rcosntero l by
Bird, L. R. See McKenzie, 1 specific stimulus features and relational cues during same
different discrimination training 183
Black, C. K. See Wall, P. I
Godsil, B. P., & Fanselow, M. S. Light stimulus change evokes
Blough, D. S. Reaction time signatures of discriminative
an activity response in the rat 299
processes: Differential effects of stimulus similarity and in-
centive 157 Gottlieb, D. A. Acquisition with partial and continuous re-
inforcement in pigeon autoshaping 321
Boakes, R. A. See Karazinov, D. M
Grant, D. S., & Talarico, D. ¢ Processing of empty and filled
Botly, L. C. P. See Wall, P. I 477
time intervals in pigeons
Bouton, M. | See Sunsay, ( Griffin, A. S. Social learning about predators: A review and
Brown, M. F., & Wintersteen, J. Spatial patterns and memory prospectus 131
for locations 39]
Grigson, P. S. See Smith, M. |
Cherman, 17 See McKenzie, T Heyes, C. M. See Galetf, B. G., Jr
Cohen, J., Westlake, K., & Szelest, |.E ffects of runway shift Higgins, T., & Rescorla, R. A. Extinction and retraining of
and stay rules on rats’ serial pattern learning in the T- simultaneous and successive flavor conditioning 213
maze 500
Horner, V. See Whiten, A
Crystal, J. D. See Pizzo, M. J
Huang, H. See
Farley, J
Dewar, G. Social and asocial cues about new food: Cue reli- Jin, |
ability influences intake in rats 82
Huber, L. See Gajdon, G. K
Escobar, M. See Stout, S {¢ | Jin, l., Huang, H., Kim, J.-L, & Farley, J. Chemosensory con-
ditioning in molluscs: |. Failure of contextual condition-
Fanselow, M. S. See Godsil, B. P.
ing in Hermissenda 257
Farley, J., Jin, 1., Huang, H., & Kim, J.-1. Chemosensory con- Jin, I. See Farley, J
ditioning in molluscs: II. A critical review 277
Jitsumori, M., & Makino, H. Recognition of static and dy-
Farley, J. See Jin, | namic images of depth-rotated human faces by pigeons
Fijn, N. See Gajdon, G. K 145
Flores, P. See Lopez-Crespo, G
Karazinov, D. M., & Boakes, R. A. The effectiveness of in-
Foster, T. M. See Sumpter, ¢ I hibitors in human predictive judgments depends on the
Fragaszy, D., & Visalberghi, E. Socially biased learning in strength of the positive predictor 348
monkeys 24
Kearns, D. N., & Weiss, S. J. Sign-tracking (autoshaping) in
Freeberg, T. M. Social transmission of courtship behavior rats: A comparison of cocaine and food as unconditioned
and mating preferences in brown-headed cowbirds, stimuli 463
Volothrus ater 122
Kehoe, I J. See Weidemann, G
Freidin, E., & Mustaca, A. E. Frustration and sexual behav-
Kim, J.-1. See
ior in male rats 311
Farley, J
Funk, M. S., & Matteson, R. L. Stable individual differences Jin, |
on developmental tasks in young yellow-crowned para- Kowal, B. P. See McSweeney, F. K
keets, Cyanoramphus auriceps 427
Laland, K. N. Social learning strategies
Gaitan, S. C. See Wixted, J. T
Litchfield, C. A.S ee Whiten, A
Gajdon,G . K., Fijn, N., & Huber, L. Testing social learning in Lépez-Crespo, G., Rodriguez, M., Pellon, R., & Flores, P. Ac-,
a wild mountain parrot, the kea (Nestor notabilis) 62 quisition of schedule-induced polydipsia by rats in prox-
Galef, B. G., Jr. Approaches to the study of traditional be- imity to upcoming food delivery .................. 491
haviors of free-living animals , we
Galef, B. G., Jr., & Heyes, C. M. Social learning and imita- Makino, H. See Jitsumori, M
tion: Introduction l Marshall-Pescini, S. See Whiten, A.
Matteson, R. L. See Funk, M.S Stout, S. [C.], Escobar, M., & Miller, R. R. Trial number and
McGregor, P. K. See Peake, T. M compound stimuli temporal relationship as joint deter-
minants of second-order conditioning and conditioned
McKenzie, T., Cherman, T., Bird, L. R., Naqshbandi, M., &
inhibition me 230
Roberts, W. A. Can squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus)
Stout, S. C. See Wheeler, D. S
plan for the future? Studies of temporal myopia in food
choice 377 Sumpter, C. E., Temple, W., & Foster, T.M . Comparing de-
mand functions when different price manipulations are
McSweeney, F. K., Swindell, S., Murphy, E. S., & Kowal, B. P.
used: Does unit price help? 202
The relation of muitiple-schedule behavioral contrast to
Sunsay, C., Stetson, L., & Bouton, M. E. Memory priming
deprivation, time in session, and within-session changes
and trial spacing effects in Pavlovian learning 220
in responding 190
Swindell, S. See McSweeney, F. K
Miller, R. R. See
Pineno, O Szelest, I. See Cohen, J
Stout, S. [C.]
Wheeler, D. S Talarico, D. C. See Grant, D. S
Temple, W. See Sumpter, C. I
Murphy, E. S. See McSweeney, F. K
Trost, C. A., & Batsell, W. R., Jr. Taste + odor interactions in
Mustaca, A. E. See Freidin, E
compound aversion conditioning . 440
Naqshbandi, M. See McKenzie, 1
Visalberghi, E. See Fragaszy, D
Nicol, C. J. Development, direction, and damage limitation:
Social learning in domestic fowl 72 Wali, P. L., Botly, L. C. P., Black, C. K., & Shettleworth, S. J
Norgren, R. See Smith, M. E The geometric module in the rat: Independence of shape
and feature learning in a food finding task 289
Peake, T. M., & McGregor, P. K. Information and aggression Wasserman, E. A. See Gibson, B. M
in fishes 114 Weidemann, G., & Kehoe, E. J. Recovery of the rabbit’s con-
Pellon, R. See Lopez-Crespo, G ditioned nictitating membrane response without direct
Pinenio, O., & Miller, R. R. Signaling a change in cue—outcome reinforcement after extinction 409
relations in human associative learning 360 Weiss, S. J. See Kearns, D. N
Pizzo, M. J., & Crystal, J. D. Time—place learning in the Westlake, K. See Cohen, J
eight-arm radial maze 240 Wheeler, D. S., Stout, S. C., & Miller, R. R. Interaction of re-
tention interval with CS-preexposure and extinction
Reader, S. M. Distinguishing social and asocial learning treatments: Symmetry with respect to primacy 335
using diffusion dynamics 90 White, D. J. Influences of social learning on mate-choice de-
Rescorla, R. A. Spontaneous recovery varies inversely with cisions ., ilies a
the training—extinction interval 401 Whiten, A., Horner, V., Litchfield, C. A., & Marshall-Pescini, S
Rescorla, R. A. See Higgins, T How do apes ape? ae 36
Roberts, W. A. See McKenzie, T Wintersteen, J. See Brown, M. F
Rodriguez, M. See Lopez-Crespo, G Wixted, J. T., & Gaitan, S. C. Stimulus salience and asym-
metric forgetting in the pigeon : 173
Shettleworth, S. J. See Wall, P. I
Zentall, T. R. Action imitation in birds ; 15
Smith, M. E., Norgren, R., & Grigson, P. S. A mixed design re-
veals that glucose moieties facilitate extinction of a con-
ditioned taste aversion in rats 454 GUIDELINES FOR AUTHORS
Stetson, L. See Sunsay, C General Information, Computer Disks, Tables, Figures