Cognitive Ethology: The Minds of Other Animals

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Lawrence Erlbaum (1991)
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Conscious chimpanzees? A review of recent literature.A. Jolly
How Is Cognitive Ethology Possible.  (pages 35-49)J. Bennett
Do animals have the option of withholding signals when communication is inappropriate? The audience effect.  (pages 135--186)Peter Marler, Stephen Karakashian & Marcel Gyger
A communicative approach to animal cognition: A study of conceptual abilities of an African grey parrot.  (pages 153--186)I. Pepperberg
Animal communication and the study of cognition.  (pages 209--230)W. John Smith
Human psychology and the minds of other animals.  (pages 253--272)George F. Michel
Integrating cognitive ethology with cognitive psychology.  (pages 273--289)Sonja I. Yoerg & Alan C. Kamil
Prospects for a more cognitive ethology.  (pages 273--289)S. I. Yoerg & A. C. Kamil

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