The 42nd Sir Frederic Bartlett Lecture

Frederic Charles Bartlett, 1886-1969.

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The 36th Sir Frederick Bartlett lecture: an associative analysis of spatial learning.

The ability of animals to find important goals in their environment has been said to require a form of learning that is qualitatively different from that normally studied in the conditioning laboratory. Such spatial learning has been said to depend upon the construction of a global representation of the environment, and the acquisition of knowledge about the position of goals with reference to ...

The 28th Bartlett Memorial Lecture. Causal learning: an associative analysis.

The concordance between performance and judgements of the causal effectiveness of an instrumental action suggests that such actions are mediated by causal knowledge. Although causal learning exhibits many associative phenomena--blocking, inhibitory or preventative learning, and super-learning--judgements of the causal status of a cue can be changed retrospectively as a result of learning episod...

The Sir David Cuthbertson Medal Lecture 1991

Ninth Bartlett Memorial lecture. Thinking as a skill

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