THE EFFECTS OF LESIONS WITHIN THE SENSORI-MOTOR CORTEX UPON INSTRUMENTAL RESPONSE TO THE "SPECIFIC TACTILE STIMULUS".
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If an instrumental conditioning schedule is arranged so that a dog must repeatedly perform a movement in response to one stimulus in order to secure the presentation of another stimulus, which is then followed by food, a virtually total separation of motor and salivary responses is observed. The first stimulus elicits the trained movement without salivation, and the second stimulus elicits salivation without instrumental responding. These experiments show a relative independence between classical and ìnstrumental conditioned responses and clarify the rather complex relations between the two in the usual experimental procedure.
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