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Abstract Albino rats retained a monocular pattern discrimination even after interpolated mastery of a reversal or a black-white discrimination via the opposite eye. In the first experiment, a second-eye reversal problem was acquired more rapidly than the original pattern problem. The second experiment showed that monocular training on a black-white problem has a marked facilitatory effect on subsequent acquisition of a pattern discrimination with the opposite eye.

Acquisition and retention of monocular discriminations in rats as a function of relevant (reversal) or irrelevant opposite-eye training