Emotion in man and animal can now be read on Hathitrust: https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000426365 Checking the ToC doesn’t turn up anything relevant, and an additional search for ‘maze’ shows some maze-running mice experiments but not the one in question.
I wonder if it’s possible this is the wrong Young? It is not that rare a US surname (far from it, #28 in 1990). Thinking about it, isn’t calling him “Mr. Young” a little odd? P.T. Young definitely had a PhD and was a tenured professor, so it’s a bit disrespectful to not refer to him as ‘Dr Young’ or Professor Young’. (And some quick skimming doesn’t turn up any obvious connections between Young’s University of Illinois and Feynman, so how did he hear of it?)
Emotion in man and animal can now be read on Hathitrust: https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000426365 Checking the ToC doesn’t turn up anything relevant, and an additional search for ‘maze’ shows some maze-running mice experiments but not the one in question.
I wonder if it’s possible this is the wrong Young? It is not that rare a US surname (far from it, #28 in 1990). Thinking about it, isn’t calling him “Mr. Young” a little odd? P.T. Young definitely had a PhD and was a tenured professor, so it’s a bit disrespectful to not refer to him as ‘Dr Young’ or Professor Young’. (And some quick skimming doesn’t turn up any obvious connections between Young’s University of Illinois and Feynman, so how did he hear of it?)