Scarlett Leon, Kevin Moran, & Yvon Delville, PhD
Sign-tracking (ST) behavior is observed in animals who approach and interact with a reward associated cue more often than they approach and interact with the reward site. Goal-tracking (GT) behavior, on the other hand, is observed by higher interaction with the reward site instead of the reward cue.
Comments
Interesting project! What are the potential implications of this research, depending on the results? – Jeanette Herman
This looks really interesting. I look forward to hearing more about the eventual results! – Rob Reichle