The Discrimination Process and Development

Content: 
OTHER TITLES IN THE SERIES IN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
PREFACE, Pages xi-xii
CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION, Pages 1-11
CHAPTER 2 - CLASSICAL THEORIES OF DISCRIMINATION LEARNING, Pages 12-18
CHAPTER 3 - ORIENTING ACTIVITY IN DISCRIMINATION IN ANIMALS, Pages 19-24
CHAPTER 4 - ORIENTING AND ATTENTION IN CHILDREN, Pages 25-29
CHAPTER 5 - ATTENTION, STRATEGIES AND AGE, Pages 30-37
CHAPTER 6 - ORIENTING AND PLANNING, Pages 38-44
CHAPTER 7 - S-R SPATIAL CONTIGUITY AND ORIENTING, Pages 45-50
CHAPTER 8 - SWITCHING-IN STIMULUS ANALYSERS AND CODING RESPONSES, Pages 51-58
CHAPTER 9 - DISCRIMINATION TRAINING AND THE ACQUIRED DISTINCTIVENESS OF CUES HYPOTHESIS, Pages 59-66
CHAPTER 10 - PROGRAMMING A DISCRIMINATION, Pages 67-75
CHAPTER 11 - MEDIATIONAL PROCESSES AND LANGUAGE, Pages 76-81
CHAPTER 12 - KENDLER'S MODEL OF DISCRIMINATION PERFORMANCE, Pages 82-87
CHAPTER 13 - THE MATCHING-TO-SAMPLE TASK, Pages 88-92
CHAPTER 14 - A MODEL OF MATCHING AND DISCRIMINATION PERFORMANCE, Pages 93-114
CHAPTER 15 - THE PERCEPTUAL PROCESS, Pages 115-117
CHAPTER 16 - PERCEPTION OF ORIENTATION BY CHILDREN, Pages 118-129
CHAPTER 17 - LEARNING AND THE PERCEPTION OF ORIENTATION, Pages 130-145
CHAPTER 18 - LATERALITY AND THE PERCEPTION OF ORIENTATION, Pages 146-152
CHAPTER 19 - ORIENTATION DISCRIMINATION IN ANIMALS, Pages 153-162
CHAPTER 20 - PERCEPTUAL ACTIVITY IN DISCRIMINATION BEHAVIOUR, Pages 163-173
CHAPTER 21 - SUMMARY, Pages 174-178
APPENDIX - THE METHOD OF HYPOTHESIS ANALYSIS, Pages 179-190
REFERENCES, Pages 191-207
AUTHOR INDEX, Pages 209-212
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 213-218