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Multi-Interaction: A New Open-access Approach for Studying and Comparing Multimodal Interactions Across Primates

2024-10-18

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<p>Human language may have evolved as a tool of our complex interactional system. This hypothesis is supported by the results of studies showing that human and non-human primates share some interactional abilities. These comparative studies are sparse however, and their methodologies vary, most of them focusing on a single communication modality, which makes inter-specific comparisons difficult. We propose a new a...

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9631118b-1f7b-57e8-9bc8-9ba29f24dd6e
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10.31234/osf.io/9dpt7_v1
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