Back to search

Sources of Variability and Systematic Error in Mouse Timing Behavior.

Data up to Jan 2025

Published2004
Citations95
References49

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (49)

The Cognitive neurosciences

2005 • 4,777 citations

The Psychology of Learning and Motivation

2021 • 4,196 citations

The organization of learning

1990 • 2,556 citations

Scalar expectancy theory and Weber's law in animal timing.

1977 • 2,040 citations

Scalar Timing in Memory

1984 • 1,711 citations

The organization of learning

1991 • 1,368 citations

Time, rate, and conditioning.

2000 • 1,066 citations

The Organization of Action: A New Synthesis

1981 • 816 citations

The Theory of reinforcement schedules

1970 • 802 citations

A behavioral theory of timing.

1988 • 695 citations

Isolation of an internal clock.

1981 • 640 citations

Pattern Recognition by Self-Organizing Neural Networks

1991 • 608 citations

The Cognitive Neurosciences

1996 • 508 citations

Application of scalar timing theory to individual trials.

1994 • 368 citations

Neural dynamics of adaptive timing and temporal discrimination during associative learning

1989 • 368 citations

Alternative representations of time, number, and rate

1990 • 361 citations

Timing Mechanisms in the Cerebellum: Testing Predictions of a Large-Scale Computer Simulation

2000 • 360 citations

Origins of scalar timing

1991 • 343 citations

Scalar expectancy theory and peak-interval timing in humans.

1998 • 343 citations

Application of scalar timing theory to individual trials.

1994 • 305 citations

Conditioned reinforcement

2017 • 261 citations

Optimal timing and the Weber function.

1987 • 255 citations

On the temporal control of behavior.

1975 • 245 citations

Cholinergic modulation of the content of temporal memory.

1987 • 210 citations

Time as content in Pavlovian conditioning

1998 • 180 citations

Cholinergic modulation of the content of temporal memory.

1987 • 161 citations

Differential Modulation of Clock Speed by the Administration of Intermittent Versus Continuous Cocaine.

2004 • 154 citations

Control of an Internal Clock

1975 • 129 citations

The Replacement of General-Purpose Learning Models with Adaptively Specialized Learning Modules

2000 • 128 citations

Analysis of single trials in pigeons' timing performance.

1993 • 117 citations

Categorical scaling of time: Implications for clock-counter models.

1995 • 88 citations

COMPARISON OF VARIANCE AND COVARIANCE PATTERNS IN PARALLEL AND SERIAL THEORIES OF TIMING

1992 • 81 citations

The rat's anticipation of two meals a day.

1973 • 81 citations

Timing in simple conditioning and occasion setting: a neural network approach

1999 • 58 citations

Memory variance in the peak procedure of timing in pigeons.

1993 • 43 citations

TIME‐PLACE LEARNING BY PIGEONS, COLUMBA LIVIA

1992 • 39 citations

Magnitude of fear as a function of expected time to all aversive event

1974 • 38 citations

Converging evidence for one-trial context fear conditioning with an immediate shock: Importance of shock potency.

1997 • 38 citations

Time-Place Learning

1995 • 37 citations

Chapter 7 Ordinal, phase, and interval timing

1997 • 37 citations

Converging evidence for one-trial context fear conditioning with an immediate shock: Importance of shock potency.

1997 • 29 citations

Characterization of the strategy used by rats in an interval time–place learning task.

1998 • 28 citations

Mnemonics for variability: Remembering food delay.

1997 • 27 citations

Coefficients of variation in timing of the classically conditioned eyeblink in rabbits

2000 • 26 citations

Mnemonics for variability: Remembering food delay.

1997 • 25 citations

The form of timing distributions in pigeons under penalties for responding early

1992 • 18 citations

The Principle of Adaptive Specialization as It Applies to Learning and Memory

2003 • 15 citations

Screening for Mice that Remember Incorrectly

2001 • 11 citations

Neural Dynamics of Adaptive Timing and Temporal Discrimination During Associative Learning

1991 • 5 citations

Cited By (0)

Loading...