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IMITATION OF THE SEQUENTIAL STRUCTURE OF ACTIONS BY CHIMPANZEES (PAN-TROGLODYTES)
Authors: WHITEN A
Citation: A. Whiten, IMITATION OF THE SEQUENTIAL STRUCTURE OF ACTIONS BY CHIMPANZEES (PAN-TROGLODYTES), Journal of comparative psychology, 112(3), 1998, pp. 270-281
TEACHING THEORY OF MIND BY HIGHLIGHTING INTENTION AND ILLUSTRATING THOUGHTS - A COMPARISON OF THEIR EFFECTIVENESS WITH 3-YEAR-OLDS AND AUTISTIC INDIVIDUALS
Authors: MCGREGOR E WHITEN A BLACKBURN P
Citation: E. Mcgregor et al., TEACHING THEORY OF MIND BY HIGHLIGHTING INTENTION AND ILLUSTRATING THOUGHTS - A COMPARISON OF THEIR EFFECTIVENESS WITH 3-YEAR-OLDS AND AUTISTIC INDIVIDUALS, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 281-300
POST-CONFLICT BEHAVIOR OF WILD OLIVE BABOONS - I - RECONCILIATION, REDIRECTION AND CONSOLATION
Authors: CASTLES DL WHITEN A
Citation: Dl. Castles et A. Whiten, POST-CONFLICT BEHAVIOR OF WILD OLIVE BABOONS - I - RECONCILIATION, REDIRECTION AND CONSOLATION, Ethology, 104(2), 1998, pp. 126-147
POST-CONFLICT BEHAVIOR OF WILD OLIVE BABOONS - II - STRESS AND SELF-DIRECTED BEHAVIOR
Authors: CASTLES DL WHITEN A
Citation: Dl. Castles et A. Whiten, POST-CONFLICT BEHAVIOR OF WILD OLIVE BABOONS - II - STRESS AND SELF-DIRECTED BEHAVIOR, Ethology, 104(2), 1998, pp. 148-160
TRIANGULATION, INTERVENING VARIABLES, AND EXPERIENCE PROJECTION
Authors: WHITEN A
Citation: A. Whiten, TRIANGULATION, INTERVENING VARIABLES, AND EXPERIENCE PROJECTION, Behavioral and brain sciences, 21(1), 1998, pp. 132
ON THE NATURE OF COMPLEXITY IN COGNITIVE AND BEHAVIORAL-SCIENCE
Authors: SAMBROOK T WHITEN A
Citation: T. Sambrook et A. Whiten, ON THE NATURE OF COMPLEXITY IN COGNITIVE AND BEHAVIORAL-SCIENCE, Theory & psychology, 7(2), 1997, pp. 191-213
THE EFFECT OF TROOP SIZE ON TRAVEL AND FORAGING IN MOUNTAIN BABOONS
Authors: HENZI SP LYCETT JE WEINGRILL T BYRNE R WHITEN A
Citation: Sp. Henzi et al., THE EFFECT OF TROOP SIZE ON TRAVEL AND FORAGING IN MOUNTAIN BABOONS, South African journal of science, 93(7), 1997, pp. 333-335
INTERPRETING MINDS - THE EVOLUTION OF A PRACTICE - BOGDAN,R
Authors: WHITEN A
Citation: A. Whiten, INTERPRETING MINDS - THE EVOLUTION OF A PRACTICE - BOGDAN,R, Nature, 388(6639), 1997, pp. 240-240
IMITATIVE LEARNING OF ARTIFICIAL FRUIT PROCESSING IN CHILDREN (HOMO-SAPIENS) AND CHIMPANZEES (PAN-TROGLODYTES)
Authors: WHITEN A CUSTANCE DM GOMEZ JC TEIXIDOR P BARD KA
Citation: A. Whiten et al., IMITATIVE LEARNING OF ARTIFICIAL FRUIT PROCESSING IN CHILDREN (HOMO-SAPIENS) AND CHIMPANZEES (PAN-TROGLODYTES), Journal of comparative psychology, 110(1), 1996, pp. 3-14
GOOD NATURED - THE ORIGINS OF RIGHT AND WRONG IN HUMANS AND OTHER ANIMALS - DEWAAL,F
Authors: WHITEN A
Citation: A. Whiten, GOOD NATURED - THE ORIGINS OF RIGHT AND WRONG IN HUMANS AND OTHER ANIMALS - DEWAAL,F, Nature, 380(6572), 1996, pp. 301-302
CAN YOUNG CHIMPANZEES (PAN-TROGLODYTES) IMITATE ARBITRARY ACTIONS - HAYES AND HAYES (1952) REVISITED
Authors: CUSTANCE DM WHITEN A BARD KA
Citation: Dm. Custance et al., CAN YOUNG CHIMPANZEES (PAN-TROGLODYTES) IMITATE ARBITRARY ACTIONS - HAYES AND HAYES (1952) REVISITED, Behaviour, 132, 1995, pp. 837-859
PRIORITY OF ACCESS AND GROOMING PATTERNS OF FEMALES IN A LARGE AND A SMALL-GROUP OF OLIVE BABOONS
Authors: SAMBROOK TD WHITEN A STRUM SC
Citation: Td. Sambrook et al., PRIORITY OF ACCESS AND GROOMING PATTERNS OF FEMALES IN A LARGE AND A SMALL-GROUP OF OLIVE BABOONS, Animal behaviour, 50, 1995, pp. 1667-1682
REDUCING COMPLEX DIETS TO SIMPLE RULES - FOOD SELECTION BY OLIVE BABOONS
Authors: BARTON RA WHITEN A
Citation: Ra. Barton et A. Whiten, REDUCING COMPLEX DIETS TO SIMPLE RULES - FOOD SELECTION BY OLIVE BABOONS, Behavioral ecology and sociobiology, 35(4), 1994, pp. 283-293
THE LOPSIDED APE - CORBALLIS,MC
Authors: WHITEN A
Citation: A. Whiten, THE LOPSIDED APE - CORBALLIS,MC, Neuropsychologia, 32(2), 1994, pp. 272-272
SELF-AWARENESS IN ANIMALS AND HUMANS - PARKER,ST, MITCHELL,RW, BOCCIA,ML
Authors: WHITEN A
Citation: A. Whiten, SELF-AWARENESS IN ANIMALS AND HUMANS - PARKER,ST, MITCHELL,RW, BOCCIA,ML, Nature, 371(6499), 1994, pp. 668-668
ON HUMAN EGALITARIANISM - AN EVOLUTIONARY PRODUCT OF MACHIAVELLIAN STATUS ESCALATION
Authors: ERDAL D WHITEN A BOEHM C KNAUFT B
Citation: D. Erdal et al., ON HUMAN EGALITARIANISM - AN EVOLUTIONARY PRODUCT OF MACHIAVELLIAN STATUS ESCALATION, Current anthropology, 35(2), 1994, pp. 175-183
NUTRITIONAL CONSTRAINTS ON MOUNTAIN BABOONS (PAPIO-URSINUS) - IMPLICATIONS FOR BABOON SOCIOECOLOGY
Authors: BYRNE RW WHITEN A HENZI SP MCCULLOCH FM
Citation: Rw. Byrne et al., NUTRITIONAL CONSTRAINTS ON MOUNTAIN BABOONS (PAPIO-URSINUS) - IMPLICATIONS FOR BABOON SOCIOECOLOGY, Behavioral ecology and sociobiology, 33(4), 1993, pp. 233-246
SOCIAL COMPLEXITY - THE ROLES OF PRIMATES GROOMING AND PEOPLES TALKING
Authors: WHITEN A
Citation: A. Whiten, SOCIAL COMPLEXITY - THE ROLES OF PRIMATES GROOMING AND PEOPLES TALKING, Behavioral and brain sciences, 16(4), 1993, pp. 719-719
HUMAN ENCULTURATION, CHIMPANZEE ENCULTURATION (QUESTIONABLE) AND THE NATURE OF IMITATION
Authors: WHITEN A
Citation: A. Whiten, HUMAN ENCULTURATION, CHIMPANZEE ENCULTURATION (QUESTIONABLE) AND THE NATURE OF IMITATION, Behavioral and brain sciences, 16(3), 1993, pp. 538-539
FERAL CHILDREN AND CLEVER ANIMALS - REFLECTIONS ON HUMAN-NATURE - CANDLAND,DK
Authors: WHITEN A
Citation: A. Whiten, FERAL CHILDREN AND CLEVER ANIMALS - REFLECTIONS ON HUMAN-NATURE - CANDLAND,DK, Nature, 366(6453), 1993, pp. 375-375
CHEMICAL-COMPOSITION OF BABOON PLANT FOODS - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF INTRASPECIFIC AND INTERSPECIFIC DIFFERENCES IN DIET
Authors: BARTON RA WHITEN A BYRNE RW ENGLISH M
Citation: Ra. Barton et al., CHEMICAL-COMPOSITION OF BABOON PLANT FOODS - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF INTRASPECIFIC AND INTERSPECIFIC DIFFERENCES IN DIET, Folia primatologica, 61(1), 1993, pp. 1-20
FEEDING COMPETITION AMONG FEMALE OLIVE BABOONS, PAPIO-ANUBIS
Authors: BARTON RA WHITEN A
Citation: Ra. Barton et A. Whiten, FEEDING COMPETITION AMONG FEMALE OLIVE BABOONS, PAPIO-ANUBIS, Animal behaviour, 46(4), 1993, pp. 777-789
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