 Apart from complexe significabilia, another point of contact between Wodeham and Gregory in connection with complex cognition is the debate on the capacity that non-human animals have to make a judgement (i.e. Reina 1986; Perler 2006, 89–94; Oelze 2018, 123–129).  Gregory claims that we need to ascribe sensory judgments to non-human animals in order to account for their behaviour, especially for the different responses a same individual can exhibit to a same stimulus (Oelze 2018, 126–127).