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Attention bias : a new tool for welfare assessment in captive rhesus macaques

2021-01-01

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Attention bias (AB) describes a tendency to differentially allocate attention towards one of two or more emotional stimuli. In humans these biases reliably map onto physiological and self-reported measures of affect. AB tasks have been shown to detect shifts in emotional state and have been proposed as a novel method of animal welfare assessment. This PhD aimed to determine which factors might influence AB in rhes...

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DOI: 10.24377/ljmu.t.00015038

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