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acoustic cue

acoustic cue An acoustic cue is a sound used as a signal in a learning task.

An acoustic cue is a sound used as a signal in a learning task. In the study described, it was a neutral sound presented before an aversive event, allowing researchers to test whether the animal had formed an association between the two.

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Drafting source: Radostova Dominika; Kuncicka Daniela; Krajcovic Branislav; Hejtmanek Lukas; Petrasek Tomas; Svoboda Jan; Stuchlik Ales; Brozka Hana. Incidental temporal binding in rats: A novel behavioral task. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0274437; article XML SHA-256 db3021eef569e5bd17e1fa981024ad4499f1e29f086d51113da670896ffedfe7. “Incidental temporal binding in rats: A novel behavioral task” (10.1371/journal.pone.0274437).
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