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

2026-03-14

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<p>Canine science aims to understand dogs as a species uniquely adapted to live alongside humans. Research has increased exponentially but struggles with representativeness and generalizability. Here we discuss key issues and identify solutions through big-team science innovation and collaboration and a global network. Sampled populations are usually from the Global North, where researchers and guardians can be ch...

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9b8f3c60-4622-55ea-b1c9-326d412bcd96
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10.31234/osf.io/e5wua_v2
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