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Emotionality and intelligence in the hooded rat as a function of different periods of post-weaning rearing in a "meaningful" environment
4 groups of Ss ( N = 24 ) were exposed for different lengths of time to a situation where the variable of "meaningfulness" (in terms of contingency of food and water presentation on behaviour) was manipulated. Predicted differences in weight gain and emotionality but not in problem-solving ability w...
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Department of Psychology
2016
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