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The persistance of the effects of certain aspects of infantile experience on the behaviour of adult rats
Since Hunt's (1941) claim that he had introduced · a new field into the laboratory study of the animal - its 1• life history - there has been a spate of work in which the effects of many different kinds of variation have been studied. Though one may question the validity of Hunt's claim (see, for ex...
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2024
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