Learning & Behavior 2006: Vol 34 Table of Contents

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Contents of Volume 34
Acebes, F. See Loy, | Farrell, S., Ratcliff, R., Cherian, A., & Segraves, M. Modeling
Aguado, L. See Cantora, R unidimensional categorization in monkeys
Arriaga-Ramirez, J. C. P. See Juarez-Maldonado, C. E. Fernandez, V. See Loy, I.
Aust, U. See Loidolt, M. Friedman, A. See Spetch, M. L.
Azorlosa, J. L., Johnson, C. E., & McConnell, J. J. Acquisi- Fuss, J. See Pinefio, O.
tion and extinction of conditioned nicotine analgesic
tolerance . Gardner, W. See Kelling, A. S
Giumetti, G. W. See Brown, M. F.
Babb, S. J., & Crystal, J. D. Discrimination of what, when, Gomez-Romero, J. See Juarez-Maldonado, C. E.
and where is not based on time of day Gonzalez-Joekes, J. See Schreurs, B. G
Belke, T. W. Concurrent schedules of wheel-running rein- Grace, R. C. See Berg, M. E
forcement: Choice between different durations of oppor-
Guilhardi, P., & Church, R. M. The pattern of responding
tunity to run in rats
after extensive extinction
Berg, M. E., & Grace, R. C. Initial-link duration and acqui-
sition of preference in concurrent chains 50
Harvey, A. W., & Bovell, N. K. A. Spontaneous alternation
Bloomsmith, M. A. See Kelling, A. S. behavior in Paramecium . .
Bovell, N. K. A. See Harvey, A. W. Hille, P., Dehnhardt, G., & Mauck, B. An analysis of visual
Brown, M. F., & Giumetti, G. W. Spatial pattern learning in oddity concept learning in a California sea lion (Zalo-
the radial arm maze . phus californianus)
Huber, L. See Loidolt, M.
Cantora, R., Lopez, M., Aguado, L., Rana, S., & Parker, L. A. Huichan-Olivares, F. See Juarez-Maldonado, C. E
Extinction of a saccharin—lithium association: Assessment
by consumption and taste reactivity .
Inoue, S. See Jitsumori, M.
Capaldi, E. D. See Privitera, G. J.
Ito, M. See Nakamura, T.
Chamizo, V. D., Rodrigo, T., & Mackintosh, N. J. Spatial inte-
gration with rats ;
Jitsumori, M., Shimada, N., & Inoue, S. Family resemblances
Chase, S. See Yokoyama, K. facilitate formation aad expansion of functional equiva-
Cheng, K. See Verbeek, E. L. lence classes in pigeoas
Cherian, A. See Farrell, S Johnson, C. E. See Azorlosa, J. L
Church, R. M. See Guilhardi, P. Juarez-Maldonado, C. E., Ortega-Saavedra, G., Huichan-
Clifford, C. W. G. See Verbeek, E. L. Olivares, F., G6mez-Romero, J., Cruz-Morales, S. E., &
Arriaga-Ramirez, J. C. P. Serial position effects in social
Cohen, J. See Szelest, I.
transmission of food preference
Croft, D. B. See Nakamura, T.
Cruz-Morales, S. E. See Juarez-Maldonado, C. E. Kelling, A. S., Snyder, R. J., Marr, M. J., Bloomsmith, M. A.,
Crystal, J. D. See: Gardner, W., & Maple, T. L. Color vision in the giant
Babb, S. J. panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)
Pizzo, M. J. Klein, E. D. See Singer, R. A.
Kruschke, J. K. See Denton, S. E.
Dailey, D. See Yokoyama, K
Dehnhardt, G. See Hille, P. Linwick, D. C., & Overmier, J. B. Associatively activated rep-
De la Casa, L. G., & Timberlake, W. Effects of preexposure resentations of food events resemble food outcome ex-
and retention interval placement on latent inhibition and pectancies more closely than they resemble food-based
perceptual learning in a choice-maze discrimination memories
Loidolt, M., Aust, U., Steurer, M., Troje, N. F., & Huber, L.
Denton, S. E., & Kruschke, J. K. Attention and salience in as- Limits of dynamic object perception in pigeons: Dynamic
sociative blocking ... stimulus presentation does not enhance perception and
discrimination of complex shape
Edgar, N. M. See Muheim, R. Lépez, M. See Cantora, R.
Emmerton, J., & Renner, J. C. Scalar effects in the visual dis- Loy, I., Fernandez, V., & Acebes, F. Conditioning of tentacle
crimination of numerosity by pigeons lowering in the snail (Helix aspersa): Acquisition, latent
inhibition, overshadowing, second-order conditioning, Schreurs, B. G., Gonzalez-Joekes, J., & Smith-Bell, C. A
and sensory preconditioning 305 Conditioning-specific reflex modification of the rabbit
(Oryctolagus cuniculus) nictitating membrane response is
Mackintosh, N sensitive to context 315
Maple, T. I Segraves, M. See Farrell, S
Marr, M. J Shahan, T. A., & Podlesnik, ¢ \. Divided attention perfor-
Mauck, B. See mance and the matching law 255
McAllister, D ee llister, W. R Shimada, N. See Jitsumor, M
McAllister, W. R., é cAllister, D. E. Recovery of condi- Singer, R A., Klein, E. D., & Zentall, T. R. Use of a single-
tioned fear by a single postextinction shock: Effect of code/default strategy by pigeons to acquire duration sam-
similarity of shock contexts and of time following extinc- ple discriminations 340
tion 44 Sloan, K. A. See Muheim, R
McConnell, J. J. Se Smith-Bell, C. A. See Schreurs, B. G
Miller, R. R. See Snyder, R. J. See Kelling, A. S
Pineno, O Spetch, M. L., Friedman, A., & Vuong, Q. C. Dynamic object
Wheeler, D.S
recognition in pigeons and humans .215
Muheim, R., Edgar, N. M., Sloan, K. A., & Phillips, J. B
Spetch, M. L. See Verbeek, E. L
Magnetic compass orientation in CS7BL/6J mice 366
Steurer, M. See Loidolt, M
Nakamura, T., Ito, M., Croft, D. B., & Westbrook, R. | Stout, S. [¢ ] See
Domestic pigeons (Cvlumba livia) discriminate between Pinenio, O
photographs of male and female pigeons 327 Wheeler, D.S
Szelest, |., & Cohen, J. Effects of forced-choice runway vari-
Neuringer, A. See Wagner, K
ations on rats’ T-maze serial pattern learning ..... 202
Ortega-Saavedra, G. See Juarez-Maldonado, C. E
Thorpe, C. M., & Wilkie, D. M. Rats’ performance on an
Overmier, J. B. See Linwick, D. (
interval time—place task: Increasing sequence complex-
ity
Parker L. A. See Cantora, R
Timberlake, W. See De la Casa, L. G
Phillips, J. B. See Muheim, R
Troje, N. F. See Loidolt, M
Pineno, O., Urushihara, K., Stout, S. [C.], Fuss, J., & Miller, R.R
When more is less: Extending training of the blocking
association following compound training attenuates the Urushihara, K. See Pineno, O
blocking effect 21
Pizzo, M. J., & Crystal, J. D. The influence of temporal spac- Verbeek, E. L., Spetch, M. L., Cheng, K., & Clifford, C. W. G.
ing on time—place discrimination 131 Determinants of range effects in face recognition . . . 229
A. See Shahan, T. A Vuong, Q. C. See Spetch, M. L
J., & Capaldi, E. D. The basic tastants in aver-
sion conditioning: Evidence for sensory preconditioning Wagner, K., & Neuringer, A. Operant variability when rein-
and not potentiation 355 forcement is delayed . 111
Westbrook, R. F. See Nakamura, T
Rana S. See Cantora Wheeler, D. S., Stout, S. C., & Miller, R. R. Addendum to
Ratcliff, R. S ee Farrell, S Wheeler, Stout, and Miller (2004) —
Reed, P. Effect of required response force on rats’ perfor- Wilkie, D. M. See Thorpe, C. M
mance on a VI+ schedule of reinforcement 379
Renner, J. C. See Emmerton, J Yokoyama, K., Dailey, D., & Chase, S. Processing of conflicting
Rescorla, R. A. Spontaneous recovery from overexpecta- and redundant stimulus information by pigeons... . . 241
tion 13
Rodrigo, T. See Ch V.D Zentall, T. R. See Singer, R. A