It was a new learning situation for the animal. ... So therefor there was no stimulus - response taking place, thusly the animal did poorly in the search effort for the cube. ... The experimenters just can't sit down and explain what exactly they want the animals to do and expect the animal to follow exactly. The animal just doesn't know what is expected of him. ... No different than the animal. ...

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The human brain acts in a similar way to that of its animal counterparts. ... Instead it reacts to a stimulus and takes the best measures. ... Without a thinking mind the human being becomes an animal. ...

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They distinguished between shallow and deep operations and in doing so managed to focus on the nature of the processes used to encode a stimulus Shallow operations involved attending to orthographic characteristics of the word or simple rehearsal. ... or the meaning of the word ("Is the word a member of the category ANIMALS?") ...

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