Abstract
Cats learned a discrimination task requiring comparison of the orientation of stripe patterns presented in same and different pairs. Horizontal and vertical patterns were back-projected on choice doors, and S received a food reward for selecting the alternative with differently oriented stripes. Controls ruled out response on a configurational basis or in terms of absolute characteristics of the individual patterns.
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