Modification in the sexual behavior of male rats produced by changing the stimulus female¶
Wilson, K., & Beach. (1963). Modification in the sexual behavior of male rats produced by changing the stimulus female.
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- Coolidge Effect
- The defining laboratory demonstration is the rat paradigm reported by Wilson, Kuehn, and Beach (1963)
This sourceThe rat study in which males copulating to satiety resumed mating when a novel receptive female was substituted, while returning the original female did not.
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- The defining laboratory demonstration is the rat paradigm reported by Wilson, Kuehn, and Beach (1963)
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