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In an external/internal trigger task, animals learn to pull a lever/do nothing in response to an external Go/No Go cue (external trigger) or pull a lever with no cue presentation (internal trigger)
In a GO/No Go task, animals learn to pull the lever (operandum) in response to an external Go cue in order to obtain a reward (spout) and to do nothing in response to an external No Go cue in order to obtain a reward.
In a Go task, animals learn to pull a lever (operandum) after an external Go cue is presented in order to obtain a reward (spout).
