Age trends in stimulus overselectivity

Article Abstract:

The study examines the impact of aging on stimulus control and overselectivity. The results conclude that overselectivity is more likely to occur in later adulthood and also that overselectivity of stimulus elements represents attentional deficit.

Adults, Psychological aspects, Analysis, Autism, Verbal behavior, Verbal behaviour, Stimulus discrimination

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Speech perception in rats: use of duration and rise time cues in labeling of affricate/fricative sounds

Article Abstract:

The ability of hooded rats to "label" an affricate/fricative continuum is examined. The results indicate, rise time as the salient dimension that enables classification of the affricate/fricative continuum.

Speech perception, Continuity (Philosophy)

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