• Behavioural processes · Jul 2008

    Effect of extra running on running-based taste aversion in rats.

    • Sadahiko Nakajima.
    • Department of Integrated Psychological Science, Kwansei Gakuin University, Nishinomiya 662-8501, Japan. nakajima@kwansei.ac.jp
    • Behav. Processes. 2008 Jul 1; 78 (3): 470-2.

    AbstractVoluntary running in an activity wheel endowed rats with aversion to a taste solution consumed before the running. This running-based taste aversion was attenuated by extra running opportunities interspersed among the taste-running pairings, but the attenuating effect was reduced by signaling the extra running by another taste cue. These results correspond to the so-called degraded contingency effect and cover-cue effect in the traditional preparations of Pavlovian conditioning.

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