Hassan Mohammed Hassan Elbahri, Muhamed Ali Aydrouce Ahmed, Yousif Omer Elgaili Yousif, Hozifa Mohammed Ali Abd-Elmaged
Quality of Life After Proximal Femoral Fractures Treated With Gamma Nail in Sudan
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nonhuman primates appear capitalize effectively visual cues corresponding auditory versions example studies inferential reasoning shown monkeys apes readily respond seeing food present positive cuing absent negative cuing performance markedly less effective auditory cues many subjects failing use input extending recent work tested eight captive tufted capuchins cebus apella locating food using positive negative cues visual auditory domains monkeys chose two opaque cups receive food contained one cup contents either shown shaken providing location cues cups positive cues baited cup negative cues empty cup previous work subjects readily used positive negative visual cues secure reward however auditory outcomes similar different earlier studies specifically subjects came exploit positive auditory cues none responded negative versions animals also clearly different visual versus auditory performance results indicate significant proportion capuchins may able use positive auditory cues experience learning likely playing critical role findings raise possibility experience may significant visually based performance task well highlight coming grips evident differences visual versus auditory processing may important understanding primate cognition generally