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New research suggests that the learning behaviors of pigeons may contradict traditional psychological theories about rewards and consequences. This could prompt a reassessment of existing knowledge in the field of psychology.
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New research suggests that the learning behaviors of pigeons may contradict traditional psychological theories about rewards and consequences. This could prompt a reassessment of existing knowledge in the field of psychology.
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Chaotic pigeons are helping redefine what we know about learning
Research on Pigeons Challenges Traditional Learning Theories