title: Specificity of Discrimination Learning to the Original Context.
abstract: Rats learned a black-white discrimination at one location in a maze. Subsequently, most rats required over half as many trials to learn the same discrimination when it was placed in another location in the maze. Additional evidence was consistent with the assumption that the relevant cues are, in effect, modified by interaction with the contextual stimuli.
authors.forename: F A
authors.initials: FA
authors.lastname: Logan