Peyton M. Mueller

Peyton M. Mueller studies animal learning and decision-making, primarily using pigeons as experimental subjects, to understand how they make choices, learn discrimination tasks, and are affected by factors like distraction, reward timing, and probability. This work falls within comparative and behavioral psychology, using controlled laboratory experiments to reveal general principles of learning that may apply across species. Students interested in experimental behavioral research and animal cognition would find this line of work relevant.

Publication output grew steadily from 2019 through a peak in 2023, with continued activity in 2024, indicating an active and increasingly productive research program over the past decade.

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