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This experiment investigated the effects of bilateral hippocampectomy in a learning task that made positive reinforcement contingent on the acquisition of a slow running response in a straight alley runway. Hippocampectomized (H)rats along with normal (N) and cortical (C) controls were run under one of two conditions: prior training on a continuous reinforcement schedule (Condition S) or no prior training (Condition NS). It was found that: H Ss ran reliably faster and received reliably fewer reinforcements than N and C Ss. The results were seen as generally supporting the Douglas (1967) model of hippocampal function.

The hippocampal inhibition deficit in positively reinforced discrete trial learning