Cognitive Maps in Rats and Men¶
Tolman, E. C. (1948). Cognitive Maps in Rats and Men. Psychological Review, 55(4), 189-208.
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- Conditioning (Behavioral)
- The failure mode is treating observability as a virtue (losing mechanism) or assuming any internal representation makes it cognitive/conscious (confusing neural representation with deliberation). behaviorist observation-only accounts vs. cognitive representation-inferring accounts; modern neuroscience supports representational-inference.
This sourceDemonstrates latent learning and spatial cognitive maps in rats, evidencing internal expectancy/representation beyond stimulus-response chains.
- The failure mode is treating observability as a virtue (losing mechanism) or assuming any internal representation makes it cognitive/conscious (confusing neural representation with deliberation). behaviorist observation-only accounts vs. cognitive representation-inferring accounts; modern neuroscience supports representational-inference.
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