Animal Cognition

Wes O'Hara, Nathan Hershberger, Eric Walker, Ladera Shutes


Defined briefly, cognitive ethology: refers to the comparative, evolutionary, and ecological study of animal thought processes, beliefs, rationality, information processing, and consciousness in an organism's natural environment. In studying animal cognition, it is good consider the history, perception, memory and behovior, and communication.


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