Titlebook: Comparative Cognition; Commonalities and Di James R. Anderson,Hika Kuroshima Book 2021 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2021 Animals.Cogn

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Capuchins (,) and their Aversion to Inequityr effect in capuchin monkeys (.), numerous studies using different experimental methods have been conducted to investigate whether animals show inequity aversion like humans do. Capuchin monkeys have become one of the best-studied animals in this area. Our first aim in this chapter was to synthesise

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Social Evaluation in Non-human Animalsle, we might feel happy to see someone acting kindly, and praise that person, whereas we might feel upset when we see someone bullying another person, and reprimand the bully. Such sensitivity to the content of interactions between third parties appears to develop in early infancy. Comparative psych

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Planning Abilities in Nonhuman Animals: In Search of the Evolutionary Origins of “Thought”n various behavioral tasks. One extensively studied topic in modern comparative cognition research is planning, which refers to an internal process of establishing systematic and organized courses of action about one’s future behavior. Planning is deemed to be a form of sophisticated cognition in hu

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e influenced by Professor Kazuo Fujita, to whom the volume will be dedicated. Fujita’s openness to research on various topics and species is reflected in the diversity of the chapters presented..The book will b978-981-16-2030-0978-981-16-2028-7

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It Takes One to Know One: Do Human and Nonhuman Primates Share Similar Face Processing?his proposal does not fit well with findings from the human infant literature (Pascalis et al., Science 296:1321–1323, 2002) or with data on monkeys raised without seeing faces (Sugita, Proc Natl Acad Sci, 105, 394–398, 2008) which suggest that face processing is highly shaped by experience at an ea

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Factors Affecting Facial Recognition in Capuchin Monkeysr blue direction. Face orientation (upright and inverted) and face identity were also manipulated. Trichromatic monkeys showed no greater sensitivity to face color modulation, but face parts, orientation, and identity all affect their accuracy and reaction times in the detection task. These results

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