Caja

Caja

Una cámara experimental que contiene el organismo durante un experimento, generalmente tiene un revestimiento para proteger contra un cierto nivel de sonido y de iluminación, y contiene una o más palancas, dispositivos reforzadores y estímulos manipulables.

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