Animal Cognition and Sequential Behavior

Contributors. Forward. Acknowledgments. Part 1: Historical Perspectives. 1. Perspectives on Comparative Cognition: Past, Present, and Future; S.H. Hulse. Part 2: Sequential Learning and Memory. 2. The Comparative Psychology of Chunking; H.S. Terrace. 3. Serial Learning by Rhesus Monkeys: Strategies for List Learning and Execution; K.B. Swartz, S.A. Himmanen. 4. Monkey Visual and Auditory Memory; A.A. Wright. 5. The Discriminative Stimulus and Response Enhancing Properties of Reward Produced Memories; E.J. Capaldi. 6. The Organization of Sequential Behavior; S.B. Fountain, et al. Part 3: Counting and Timing. 7. Mechanisms of `Counting' in Animals; W.A. Roberts. 8. Distortions in the Content of Temporal Memory: Neurobiological Correlates; W.H. Meck. 9. Neural Mediation of Memory for Time: Role of the Hippocampus and Medial Prefrontal Cortex; R.P. Kesner. Part 4: Cognitive Structure. 10. Conservation of a Hippocampal Role in Representational Flexibility; M. Bunsey. 11. The Structure of Events; H.L. Roitblat. 12. The Growth of Cognitive Structure in Monkeys and Men; B. McGonigle, M. Chalmers. Part 5: Conclusions. 13. Animal Cognition Today and Tomorrow: Diverse Themes; S.B. Fountain, M. Bunsey. Index.