Looking for inhibition of return in pigeons     

Gibson BM  Juricevic I  Shettleworth SJ  Pratt J  Klein RM 《Learning & behavior》2005,33(3):296-308

We conducted four experiments in order to investigate whether pigeons' responses to a recently attended (i.e., recently pecked) location are inhibited. In Experiments 1 and 2, stimulus displays were similar to those used in studies of inhibition of return (IOR) with humans; responses to cued targets tended to be facilitated rather than inhibited. In Experiments 3 and 4, birds were presented with stimulus displays that mimicked clusters of small grains and were relatively localized, which should have been more appropriate for detecting IOR in pigeons. The results from these experiments again provided evidence for facilitation of responding to cued targets, rather than for IOR.  相似文献   

Communication between teacher and child in early child education: Vygotskian theory and educational practice / La comunicación entre profesor y alumno en la educación infantil: la teoría vygotskiana y la práctica educativa     

Nickolay Veraksa  Olga Shiyan  Igor Shiyan  Ingrid Pramling-Samuelsson 《Infancia y Aprendizaje》2016,39(2):221-243

The idea of cultural development of a child as introduced by Vygotsky has informed much educational research and theorizing in recent decades. However, in the West it to a large extent tends to be put in the background of the investigation of how teachers or other more experienced participants support children’s development, with the concept of scaffolding in the foreground. In this article we review original research and educational psychological theorizing from Russia, work that is less known in the West, discussing how teachers can enter into this developmental field to challenge and support children’s development.  相似文献