Acquisition of Knowledge About Spatial Location in Rats: the Associative Mechanism

author: Victoria Diez Chamizo, Universidad de Barcelona

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*Slides*
0:00	Acquisition of Knowledge about Spatial Location in Rats: The Associative Mechanism
0:43	The Hippocampus as a Cognitive Map
4:03	Tolman theory
4:52	Hull theory
6:00	Locale vs Taxon
7:56	O'Keefe and Nadel theory
10:18	Locale learning
11:10	Locale Learning: Two Examples
11:39	Example 1 - Suzuki, Augerinos & Black
14:09	Example 1 - Suzuki, Augerinos & Black: Results
16:35	Example 2 - Morris
17:53	Example 2 - Morris: Experiment 1
21:50	Example 2 - Morris: Experiment 1 - Training
22:41	Example 2 - Morris: Experiment 1 - Test A
23:37	Example 2 - Morris: Conclusions
24:51	Example 2 - Morris: Solution
26:18	Blocking in the Spatial Domain
26:37	Blocking
30:13	Acquisition of the Spatial Information
31:04	Blocking Among Landmarks
32:25	Phase 2 - Predictions
34:04	Phase 2 - Test
35:53	Rodrigo, Chamizo, McLaren & Mackintosh: Experiment 2
42:07	Rodrigo, Chamizo, McLaren & Mackintosh: Experiment 2 - Test
44:42	Rodrigo, Chamizo, McLaren & Mackintosh: Experiment 2 - Results
45:25	Rodrigo, Chamizo, McLaren & Mackintosh: Experiment 2 - Conclusion
45:53	Spatial Integration
46:07	Holland and Straub Experiment
54:22	Spatial Integration With Rats and a Locale Way of Learning pt 1
55:08	Spatial Integration With Rats and a Locale Way of Learning pt 2
56:08	Spatial Integration With Rats and a Locale Way of Learning: Experiment 2
61:37	Spatial Integration With Rats and a Locale Way of Learning: Experiment 2 - Results pt 1
63:07	Spatial Integration With Rats and a Locale Way of Learning: Experiment 2 - Results pt 2
63:38	Spatial Integration With Rats and a Locale Way of Learning: Experiment 2 - Conclusion
64:19	Spatial Integration With Rats and a Locale Way of Learning: Experiment 3
66:08	Spatial Integration With Rats and a Locale Way of Learning: Experiment 3 - Results
66:18	Spatial Integration With Rats and a Locale Way of Learning: Experiment 3 - Conclusion
66:42	Spatial Integration: Evidence
67:13	Spatial Integration: Implication
67:38	Spatial Integration: Results
68:29	Thank you!

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