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Operationalizing intentionality in primate communication: Social and ecological considerations

2021-04-12

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<p>An intentional transfer of information is central to human communication. When comparing nonhuman primate communication systems to language, a critical challenge is to determine whether a signaller intends for the recipient to derive a particular meaning from the message contained in the signal. As it is not possible to directly observe psychological states in any species, comparative researchers have inferred...

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10.31234/osf.io/89q2r
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