Description of conditions administered in the test half of sessions.
Prior to the test half, subjects were tested in a baseline condition where, with one exception, both subject and partner were rewarded for approaching the plate. In the Non-Social Control 2 (NSC2) condition, the baseline was run in the absence of a partner dog and thus food was simply placed on the...
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ftsmithonian:oai:figshare.com:article/16661734 2023-05-15T15:50:18+02:00 Description of conditions administered in the test half of sessions. Katherine McAuliffe (491832) 2021-09-22T17:23:47Z https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0255885.t001 unknown https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Description_of_conditions_administered_in_the_test_half_of_sessions_/16661734 doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0255885.t001 CC BY 4.0 CC-BY Evolutionary Biology Ecology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified unequal reward distributions study helps address past work suggests inequitable resource distributions div >< p distribution across taxa canis lupus </ canis familiaris </ many questions remain canis dingo </ subjects ’ refusal require specific training new experimental context investigating inequity aversion domestic dogs (< inequity aversion domestic dogs dingo (< raise questions new species inequity condition experimental features either dogs wolves (< social referencing providing data nonhuman species growing literature findings add domesticated canid control conditions comparative test closely related canid species call upon Dataset 2021 ftsmithonian https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0255885.t001 2021-12-20T01:43:38Z Prior to the test half, subjects were tested in a baseline condition where, with one exception, both subject and partner were rewarded for approaching the plate. In the Non-Social Control 2 (NSC2) condition, the baseline was run in the absence of a partner dog and thus food was simply placed on the partner’s plate. Food was always absent from subjects’ plates during tests. A single unit of reward (note that reward type varied between dogs and dingoes) was used in all cases. Dataset Canis lupus Unknown |
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Evolutionary Biology Ecology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified unequal reward distributions study helps address past work suggests inequitable resource distributions div >< p distribution across taxa canis lupus </ canis familiaris </ many questions remain canis dingo </ subjects ’ refusal require specific training new experimental context investigating inequity aversion domestic dogs (< inequity aversion domestic dogs dingo (< raise questions new species inequity condition experimental features either dogs wolves (< social referencing providing data nonhuman species growing literature findings add domesticated canid control conditions comparative test closely related canid species call upon |
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Evolutionary Biology Ecology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified unequal reward distributions study helps address past work suggests inequitable resource distributions div >< p distribution across taxa canis lupus </ canis familiaris </ many questions remain canis dingo </ subjects ’ refusal require specific training new experimental context investigating inequity aversion domestic dogs (< inequity aversion domestic dogs dingo (< raise questions new species inequity condition experimental features either dogs wolves (< social referencing providing data nonhuman species growing literature findings add domesticated canid control conditions comparative test closely related canid species call upon Katherine McAuliffe (491832) Description of conditions administered in the test half of sessions. |
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Evolutionary Biology Ecology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified unequal reward distributions study helps address past work suggests inequitable resource distributions div >< p distribution across taxa canis lupus </ canis familiaris </ many questions remain canis dingo </ subjects ’ refusal require specific training new experimental context investigating inequity aversion domestic dogs (< inequity aversion domestic dogs dingo (< raise questions new species inequity condition experimental features either dogs wolves (< social referencing providing data nonhuman species growing literature findings add domesticated canid control conditions comparative test closely related canid species call upon |
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Prior to the test half, subjects were tested in a baseline condition where, with one exception, both subject and partner were rewarded for approaching the plate. In the Non-Social Control 2 (NSC2) condition, the baseline was run in the absence of a partner dog and thus food was simply placed on the partner’s plate. Food was always absent from subjects’ plates during tests. A single unit of reward (note that reward type varied between dogs and dingoes) was used in all cases. |
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Description of conditions administered in the test half of sessions. |
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