Science · 1973 · 131 citations · 1 references
Language StudiesLinguisticsPsychologyAnimal BehaviorLanguage AcquisitionPsycholinguisticsComparative CognitionEarly Language DevelopmentPrimate CognitionReadingReading AcquisitionReading ProcessesControlled Language UseLanguage Processing DevelopmentSerial Order EffectsSerial Processing In Reading
Four studies revealed that a 2(1/2)-year-old chimpanzee (Pan), after 6 months of computer-controlled language training, proficiently reads projected word-characters that constitute the beginnings of sentences and, in accordance with their meanings and serial order, either finishes the sentences for reward or rejects them.
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