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Beyond WEIRD humans and STRANGE dogs: Using big team science to improve generalizability and reproducibility in comparative psychology

2026-01-19

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<p>Canine science aims to understand dogs as a species uniquely adapted to live alongside humans. Research in the field has increased rapidly in the 21st century, but has struggled with representativeness and generalizability. Here we discuss key issues and identify solutions through big team science innovation and collaboration with researchers in the Global South. Sampled populations are usually from the Global...

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01dd1abb-571d-5f3e-9b2d-4e9517e1cf1f
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10.31234/osf.io/e5wua_v1
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