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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"intergroup encounters"”.

  1. Intergroup Encounters in Grey-Cheeked Mangabeys (Lophocebus albigena) and Redtail Monkeys (Cercopithecus ascanius): Form and Function

    Across species and populations, encounters between neighboring social groups take a variety of forms. In particular, intergroup encounters (IGEs) may or may not be aggressive and may include the participation of males and/or females. The proximate causes of aggressive participation by each sex, …

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  2. Navigating in a Rainforest: Movement Patterns in a Neotropical Primate. The Black Howler Monkey

    … behaviour was observed in both locations where intergroup encounters had taken place and in fruit trees with increased phenological synchronicity. Ultimately, this data on the spatial strategies of black howler monkeys are set within the movement ecology framework, highlighting the importance of …

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  3. When Focusing on Differences Leads to Similar Perspectives: A Replication Study of Todd, Hanko, Galinsky, and Mussweiler (2011)

    <p>Todd et al., (2011) found support for the hypothesis that participants primed with a difference mind-set were more likely to spontaneously adopt an other-oriented visual perspective than participants primed with a similarity mind-set or participants in a control condition. The current study was …

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