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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Brain Res. 2013 Jun 10;252:117–125. doi: 10.1016/j.bbr.2013.06.002

Table 1.

Order of training for the seven discriminations sets used in the ID/ED set-shifting task. In the example illustrated here, texture (T) was the constant stimulus dimension across all discriminations and the stimulus depicted in bold was baited. For SD through IDR, odor (O) was the relevant dimension and digging medium (D) was irrelevant. For EDS and EDR, D was the relevant dimension and O was the irrelevant dimension. Numbers refer to specific stimuli (e.g., O1= Lavender).

Discrimination Odor Digging Medium Texture
Simple Discrimination (SD) O1, O2 None None
Compound Discrimination (CD) O1, O2 D1, D2 T1
Compound Discrimination Reversal (CDR) O1, O2 D1, D2 T1
Intradimensional Shift (IDS) O3, O4 D3, D4 T2
Intradimensional Reversal (IDR) O3, O4 D3, D4 T2
Extradimensional Shift (EDS) O5, O6 D5, D6 T3
Extradimensional Reversal (EDR) O5, O6 D5, D6 T3