FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2290147798> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2290147798 abstract "Contrary to classic stimulus-response (S-R) theory, recent evidence suggests that, in instrumental conditioning, rats encode the re- lationship between their actions and the specific consequences that these actions produce. It has remained unclear, however, how encoding this relationship acts to control instrumental performance. Although S-R theories were able to give a clear account of how learning translates into performance, the argument that instrumental learning constitutes the acquisition of information of the form R leads to outcome does not directly imply a particular performance rule or policy; this in- formation can be used both to perform R and to avoid performing R. Recognition of this problem has forced the development of accounts that allow the O and stimuli that predict the O (i.e., S-O) to play a role in the initiation of specific Rs. In recent experiments, we have used a variety of behavioral procedures in an attempt to isolate the processes that con- tribute to instrumental performance, including outcome devaluation, reinstatement, and Pavlovian-instrumental transfer. Our results, par- ticularly from experiments assessing outcome-selective reinstatement, suggest that both feed-forward (O-R) and feed-back (R-O) associa- tions are critical and that although the former appear to be important to response selection, the latter—together with processes that determine outcome value—mediate response initiation. We discuss a conceptual model that integrates these processes and its neural implementation." @default.
• W2290147798 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2290147798 creator A5012658372 @default.
• W2290147798 creator A5017732562 @default.
• W2290147798 date "2007-01-01" @default.
• W2290147798 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W2290147798 title "Action Selection and Initiation in Instrumental Conditioning" @default.
• W2290147798 cites W1463206090 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W1554780435 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W1967784117 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W1969539518 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W1971037745 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W1973282636 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W1975401347 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W1977343782 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W1982150127 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W1987000933 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W1994488136 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2003289804 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2006897447 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2012049318 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2013150964 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2020415214 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2021768712 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2023732657 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2031336666 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2031791085 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2033975383 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2034807400 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2036080801 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2039148875 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2040774694 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2041457323 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2043615441 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2046814205 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2047090109 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2048123433 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2048750292 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2055404231 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2058318822 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2067976157 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2068550370 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2071697551 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2072062678 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2083473390 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2085553767 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2088332577 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2089430046 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2090227765 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2095819174 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2098342476 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2099652807 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2103670858 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2105337517 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2108348099 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2112337921 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2114700585 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2115998792 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2119102767 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2126275173 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2129478155 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2133877521 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2135505898 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2138743865 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2140549509 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2145286440 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2150857753 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2155705874 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2156969587 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2160542286 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2166358231 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2167362547 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2168447210 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2169959530 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2316954075 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2317722949 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2911283634 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W3137427153 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W3144801188 @default.
• W2290147798 cites W2786447905 @default.
• W2290147798 hasPublicationYear "2007" @default.
• W2290147798 type Work @default.
• W2290147798 sameAs 2290147798 @default.
• W2290147798 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W2290147798 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2290147798 hasAuthorship W2290147798A5012658372 @default.
• W2290147798 hasAuthorship W2290147798A5017732562 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C105795698 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C119857082 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C148220186 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C162144332 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C162324750 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C163270606 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C175444787 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C180747234 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C2779918689 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C33923547 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C41008148 @default.
• W2290147798 hasConcept C45262634 @default.

• next