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October 5, 1962Science385 citations

Nictitating Membrane: Classical Conditioning and Extinction in the Albino Rabbit

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IGI. GormezanoUniversity of Iowa
Neil Schneiderman
Neil SchneidermanGeneral / Preventive / LipidsEDEdward DeauxCook Inlet Tribal Council

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The distribution of response latencies and the percentage performance curve of a classical conditioning group, by comparison with a control group, indicated that the extension of the nictitating membrane elicited by a puff of air to the cornea was successfully conditioned to a previously neutral stimulus.

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