FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3119059596> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3119059596 abstract "Executive function plays a critical role in regulating behaviour. Behaviour which directs attention towards the correct solution leads to increased executive function performance in children, but it is unknown how other animals respond to such scaffolding behaviour. Dogs were presented with an A-not-B detour task. After learning to go through gap A to obtain the reward, the barrier was reversed, and the dogs had to inhibit their learned response and enter through gap B on the opposite side. Failure to do so is known as the perseveration error. In test trials, dogs taking part in one of two scaffolding conditions, a pointing condition, where the experimenter pointed to the new gap, and a demonstration condition, where the experimenter demonstrated the new route, were no less likely to commit the perseveration error than dogs in a control condition with no scaffolding behaviour. Dogs' lack of responsiveness to scaffolding behaviour provides little support for suggestions that simple social learning mechanisms explains scaffolding behaviour in humans. Instead, our results suggest that the theory of natural pedagogy extends to the development of executive function in humans. This suggests that human children's predisposition to interpret ostensive-communicative cues as informative may be an innate, species-specific adaptation." @default.
• W3119059596 created "2021-01-18" @default.
• W3119059596 creator A5001594307 @default.
• W3119059596 creator A5017608218 @default.
• W3119059596 creator A5050219280 @default.
• W3119059596 date "2021-01-13" @default.
• W3119059596 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W3119059596 title "Dogs’ insensitivity to scaffolding behaviour in an A-not-B task provides support for the theory of natural pedagogy" @default.
• W3119059596 cites W1973509740 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W1977848906 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W1980142443 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W1980687287 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W1981219816 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W1985037192 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W1986487421 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W1990252666 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W1990468088 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W1997021840 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2000079490 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2002827238 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2005401082 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2010059852 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2013720841 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2015988695 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2016212209 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2017507915 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2027961462 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2028998946 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2037071444 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2037682089 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2041232789 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2067153130 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2070229555 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2073744046 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2081186337 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2082504879 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2083248528 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2091931050 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2097237370 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2098145771 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2099268633 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2102208162 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2106848425 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2106980598 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2113307460 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2113453548 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2124096235 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2128164387 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2129352446 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2130182894 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2130833396 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2131098100 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2132295100 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2132909541 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2137881884 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2139276581 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2149385112 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2150577242 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2151137320 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2151386562 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2155085734 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2158557854 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2256287107 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2305085607 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2312687471 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2333718066 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2481933101 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2590787318 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2613091459 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2774992589 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W2783063670 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W3196140363 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W4211081781 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W4234313254 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W4243602593 @default.
• W3119059596 cites W4247031727 @default.
• W3119059596 doi "https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-79557-8" @default.
• W3119059596 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/7807054" @default.
• W3119059596 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33441674" @default.
• W3119059596 hasPublicationYear "2021" @default.
• W3119059596 type Work @default.
• W3119059596 sameAs 3119059596 @default.
• W3119059596 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W3119059596 countsByYear W31190595962021 @default.
• W3119059596 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W3119059596 hasAuthorship W3119059596A5001594307 @default.
• W3119059596 hasAuthorship W3119059596A5017608218 @default.
• W3119059596 hasAuthorship W3119059596A5050219280 @default.
• W3119059596 hasBestOaLocation W31190595961 @default.
• W3119059596 hasConcept C111472728 @default.
• W3119059596 hasConcept C138496976 @default.
• W3119059596 hasConcept C138885662 @default.
• W3119059596 hasConcept C14036430 @default.
• W3119059596 hasConcept C151730666 @default.
• W3119059596 hasConcept C153180980 @default.
• W3119059596 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W3119059596 hasConcept C162324750 @default.
• W3119059596 hasConcept C169760540 @default.
• W3119059596 hasConcept C169900460 @default.
• W3119059596 hasConcept C180747234 @default.

• next