| Location within campus: | L-603 y UIICSE First floor |
| Phone: | 5556231333 Ext. 39716 |
| Head of Laboratory: | Dra. Rosalva Cabrera Castañón Profesor de Carrera Titular “C” de Tiempo Completo Definitivo. rosalva@unam.mx |
| Researchers affiliated to the laboratory: | Abel Javier Zamora García ajzamorag@gmail.com Martha Elisa López Arias elilopeza@yahoo.com.mx Bernardo Jiménez Santa Cruz bernardoj2013@gmail.com Juana Marcela Lugo Hernández en2011arena@gmail.com Karla Julieta Escobar Barradas hush_oseayo@hotmail.com |
| Research lines per researcher: | Abel Javier Zamora García, Martha Elisa López Arias, Karla Julieta Escobar Barradas: Social Learning in Animals. Bernardo Jiménez Santa Cruz, Juana Marcela Lugo Hernández: Perceptual Learning in Humans. |
The study of social learning in animals is carried out with pigeons. Both imitative learning processes between two pigeons and social foraging processes in groups of pigeons are evaluated.The study of perceptual learning in humans assesses simple and complex discriminative processes based on dynamic changes in stimulus configuration.
Alfaro, L. y Cabrera, R. (2017). Foraging social: Breve análisis del modelo de maximización de la tasa. En: J. Nieto y Gamboa-Bernal, R. (Eds) Estudios contemporáneos en cognición comparada. México: UNAM. 375-401. ISBN 978-607-02-9693-2
Alfaro, L. y Cabrera, R. (2018). Efectos de la cantidad de competidores sobre diferentes medidas de consumo en ratas. Revista Tesis Psicológica, 13 (2), 1-14.
Alfaro, L., Sanabria, F. y Cabrera, R. (2019). The role of outcome unit size in the social foraging strategies of rats. International Journal of Comparative Psychology, 32, 1-9.
López, M.E., Zamora, A.J. y Cabrera, R. (2019). Food search and consumption and its relation with aggressive responses in groups of pigeons. Revista Mexicana de Análisis de la Conducta, 45 (2), 42-51.
Jiménez, B., Lugo, M. y Cabrera, R. (2020). Persistencia del efecto de aprendizaje perceptual en humanos. Revista Mexicana de Psicología, 37, 62-72.
| Entry profile of potential thesis students: | Students focused in Experimental Psychology attracted in laboratory work with animals and/or humans. |
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