FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2865889733> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2865889733 endingPage "257" @default.
• W2865889733 startingPage "247" @default.
• W2865889733 abstract "When faced with multiple competing goals, individuals must decide which goal to attend to. Voluntary task switching is an important paradigm for testing cognitive flexibility and spontaneous decision-making when competing tasks are present. Of particular importance is the study of how reward affects task switching, as reward is perhaps the most commonly used tool for shaping both human and animal behavior. Recently, Fröber and Dreisbach (2016) demonstrated that it is not reward level per se, but reward change, which most strongly affects switching behavior in humans: Task switching was lowest when reward remained high and highest when reward is changed (increase or decrease), while the repetition of low reward showed intermediate switching levels. Here we replicate their experiment on individual foragers of the ant species Lasius niger. Using an adapted spontaneous alternation task, we find that ants' switching response in light of their immediate reward history is qualitatively identical to that of humans. In a second experiment, we show that some of this behavior can be explained by the cue change, rather than the rewards. However, patterns exist in the data which cue change cannot explain. The striking parallel in behavior between humans and insects raises questions about how reward shapes behavioral flexibility and stability in humans. (PsycINFO Database Record" @default.
• W2865889733 created "2018-07-19" @default.
• W2865889733 creator A5006476671 @default.
• W2865889733 creator A5041661599 @default.
• W2865889733 creator A5055911014 @default.
• W2865889733 creator A5060623173 @default.
• W2865889733 date "2018-07-01" @default.
• W2865889733 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W2865889733 title "Voluntary switching in an invertebrate: The effect of cue and reward change." @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1275832873 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1445627028 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1568474222 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1582594879 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1907658700 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1972687238 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1972776376 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1980612924 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1981789434 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1983577426 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1993579557 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1995753900 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1996995854 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W1998274826 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2001621407 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2004872383 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2005617057 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2016003299 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2017213825 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2017836845 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2022081289 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2025386802 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2030399159 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2030463496 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2033590718 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2037824587 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2048203026 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2053385306 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2057538015 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2060338472 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2063991916 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2064836594 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2071737202 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2071783141 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2079722382 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2080674148 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2083133631 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2084552628 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2093186246 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2097145605 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2102281374 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2109840317 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2110236240 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2111457814 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2115095583 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2117726420 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2120535690 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2120722175 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2130581206 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2133469585 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2134243390 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2136853834 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2138311144 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2144624494 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2147115374 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2151558280 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2156046656 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2169198389 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2188538229 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2204973710 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2294219002 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2323115798 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2492342858 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2497283839 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2550901603 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2626214515 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2962981975 @default.
• W2865889733 cites W2032872340 @default.
• W2865889733 doi "https://doi.org/10.1037/xan0000171" @default.
• W2865889733 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29985042" @default.
• W2865889733 hasPublicationYear "2018" @default.
• W2865889733 type Work @default.
• W2865889733 sameAs 2865889733 @default.
• W2865889733 citedByCount "13" @default.
• W2865889733 countsByYear W28658897332018 @default.
• W2865889733 countsByYear W28658897332019 @default.
• W2865889733 countsByYear W28658897332020 @default.
• W2865889733 countsByYear W28658897332021 @default.
• W2865889733 countsByYear W28658897332022 @default.
• W2865889733 countsByYear W28658897332023 @default.
• W2865889733 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2865889733 hasAuthorship W2865889733A5006476671 @default.
• W2865889733 hasAuthorship W2865889733A5041661599 @default.
• W2865889733 hasAuthorship W2865889733A5055911014 @default.
• W2865889733 hasAuthorship W2865889733A5060623173 @default.
• W2865889733 hasConcept C105795698 @default.
• W2865889733 hasConcept C143661069 @default.
• W2865889733 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W2865889733 hasConcept C162324750 @default.

• next