Precedence effects in discrimination learning by normal and frontal monkeys.

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Abstract
When it was observed that differences in time of presentation of the members of a pair of cues yields about the same amount of bias in their choices by the normal and the frontal monkey, studies were designed to test the Rosvold-Mishkin theory that the latter preparations are specifically impaired in situations that require them to suppress responses that would normally prevail.