Comparative Cognition

Chapter 1. Amodal Completion, and Recognizing the Meaning of Cognitive Diversity.- Chapter 2. Visual Illusions: Insights from Comparative Cognition.- Chapter 3. Comparative Studies on Geometric Illusions: A Review of Methods.- Chapter 4. It Takes One to Know One: Do Human and Nonhuman Primates Share Similar Face Processing?- Chapter 5. Factors Affecting Facial Recognition in Capuchin Monkeys.- Chapter 6. Visual Body Perception in Primates: From Individual to Social Dyad.- Chapter 7. Attending to Others' Visual Attention.- Chapter 8. Understanding Others' Behavior: Effect of One's Own Experience.- Chapter 9. Behavioral Coordination and Synchronization in Non-human Primates.- Chapter 10. The Lasting and the Passing: Behavioral Traditions and Opportunities for Social.- Chapter 11. Capuchins (Sapajus apella) and Their Aversion to Inequity.- Chapter 12. Evolutionary Perspective on Prosocial Behaviors in Nonhuman Animals.- Chapter 13. Social Evaluation in Non-human Animals.- Chapter 14. Planning Abilities in Nonhuman Animals: In Search of the Evolutionary Origins of "Thought".- Chapter 15. Studies of Prospective Information-seeking in Capuchin Monkeys, Pigeons and Human Children.- Chapter 16. Worth the Wait: Evidence for Self-Control in Nonhuman Primates.- Chapter 17. Developments in Research on Cat Cognition and Personality.- Chapter 18. Dog-Human Attachment as an Aspect of Social Cognition: Evaluating the Secure Base Test.

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• Comportamento animal
• Cognição e psicologia cognitiva
• Teoria comportamental (Behaviourismo)

Animals;Cognition;Perception;Behaviour;Psychology;Learning;Social interaction