COLOR-FORM RESPONDING AND GSR CONDITIONING
Nakagawa Dairin · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1972
ln the generalization process the author found the particular tendency that the CR established was elicited by other stimuli with the same feature (color or form) as the originally conditioned stimuli. Even when other kinds of color and form in the CS were used, the tendency remained the same in each subject. Even when the UCS was changed from the electro-shock to the auditory stimulus, the tendency remained the same in each subject, With the exception of some samples. It seems that the particular tendency found in the generalization process is considerably constant in each subject. Therefore, it is suggested that a neural, in a sense, connections may exist in an