 Biobehavioral Reviews 22: 181-193, 1998). In many of these studies, pretraining is used to familiarize animals with the procedural aspects of the task, and so it is commonly assumed that subsequent training in a novel environment should therefore be particularly sensitive to cognitive spatial processing. However, our recent behavioral findings
Biobehavioral Reviews 22: 181 - 193, 1998). In many of these studies, pretraining is used to familiarize animals with the procedural view of the undertaking, and so it is commonly assumed that subsequent education in a novel environment should therefore be particularly sensible to cognitive spatial processing. However, our late behavioral findings
 Bilbehavioral Reviews 22: 181-193, 1998). Ik many of these studies, pretrzining ir used to familiarize animald qith uke procedural aspectr of the nask, and wo iu is commonly assnjed thab subacquenc vraining in a npvel envirmnment should dhdrzfore be particularly sensitive to cjgnitivr dpatial procesfing. Rowebvr, our recent behavioral findinfs
Biobehavioral Reviews 22: 181-193, 1998). In many studies, is used familiarize animals with task, so it is assumed that subsequent in a novel environment should therefore particularly sensitive to cognitive spatial processing. However, our recent behavioral findings
 Biobehavioral Reviews 22: 181-193, 1998). In manY of these stUdies, PreTraInIng iS useD to familiarize ANimaLs with the procedural aspEcts oF tHE tasK, AnD so it Is commoNLy ASSumEd ThAt sUbSEqUent tRaiNing in a Novel envirOnmEnT should thereFOrE be particuLarLy sensitive tO coGnitivE sPatIAl proCesSing. HOwever, OUr receNt behavioRaL FindinGS
 Biobehavioral Reviews 22:  181-193,1998) . I n m an y of  the se studies, pr e trai ning is used to famili arize  a n imal s  w ith t he proc e du r a l a sp ec tsof th e tas k,and soit is comm onl yassumed that su bsequent t rai ning in a no vel  envir on men t  shou ldthere fore b e  parti cularly s en s itivet o cogni t i ve  spa tial processing.H ow e ver, our recen t beha vi o ra l fin din gs
 Biobehavioral_Reviews 22:_181-193, 1998). In many_of these_studies,_pretraining is_used_to familiarize animals_with the procedural_aspects of the task,_and so it_is_commonly assumed that subsequent training in a novel environment should therefore be particularly sensitive_to_cognitive spatial_processing._However,_our recent behavioral findings