Wisconsin General Test Apparatus
The Wisconsin General Test Apparatus, also known as the WGTA, is a piece of manually operated laboratory equipment created by the collaborative effort of Dr. Paul Settlage and Dr. Walter Grether to test learning in primates. It was first introduced in the scientific literature by Drs. Harry Harlow and John Bromer in 1938.
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Wisconsin General Test Apparatus
The Wisconsin General Test Apparatus, also known as the WGTA, is a piece of manually operated laboratory equipment created by the collaborative effort of Dr. Paul Settlage and Dr. Walter Grether to test learning in primates. It was first introduced in the scientific literature by Drs. Harry Harlow and John Bromer in 1938.
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