Monica Gagliano, an evolutionary ecologist at the University of Western Australia, thought her experiment
on associative learning in plants wasn't working.
Not exact matches
Previous studies focusing
on spatial - reward
associative learning in foraging animals have assumed that foraging efficiency increases as the forager
learns the locations of greater rewards.
Now I am expanding my investigation
on the olfactory system of the honeybee, performing in vivo calcium imaging and behavioral assays to study the neurobiological basis of the
associative learning and memory.
She works
on honey bees, examining the role of dopamine in
associative olfactory
learning and the impact of Varroa and its associated viruses
on stress reactivity in bees.
In 1973, Anderson and Bower developed the model called «human
associative memory or HAM» wherein
learning is based
on memory of «facts, time, predicate (or subject), and objects (or relationships)» (Saettler, 2004, p. 327).