Papers in the Biological Sciences
Document Type
Article
Date of this Version
1982
Citation
Animal Learning and Behavior (1982) 10(4): 530-534
Abstract
The effects of the size of the central arena on the use of response strategies by rats on an eight~arm elevated maze were examined. The size of the central arena had no effect on accuracy, but the use of adjacent arms increased significantly with a larger central arena, regardless of the size of arena to which rats were first exposed. These results are interpreted in terms of foraging efficiency.
Comments
Copyright 1982, Psychonomic Society. Used by permission