Research on rats solving the radial maze problem has found that
A) the rats use odor trail strength on the radial arm as a cue for selecting or not selecting the arm.
B) rats use a response strategy of always turning left or always turning right when they exit an arm to systematically visit the arms without repeating a choice.
C) changing arm location by transposing the arms of a radial maze is more disruptive than merely rotating the radial arms.
D) when the hippocampus is surgically damaged, working memory and reference memory deficits occur, with the damage to reference memory producing larger performance deficits than the damage to working memory.

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The Answer of Research on rats solving the radial maze problem has found that
A) the rats use odor trail strength on the radial arm as a cue for selecting or not selecting the arm.
B) rats use a response strategy of always turning left or always turning right when they exit an arm to systematically visit the arms without repeating a choice.
C) changing arm location by transposing the arms of a radial maze is more disruptive than merely rotating the radial arms.
D) when the hippocampus is surgically damaged, working memory and reference memory deficits occur, with the damage to reference memory producing larger performance deficits than the damage to working memory.

Research on Rats Solving the Radial Maze Problem Has Found