Two mathematically defined expressive language structures in humans and chimpanzees.

A study was conducted to determine whether three apes, in their spontaneous choice of lexigrams for communication, indicate the existence of two mathematically identified, expressive language structures recently discovered in human word usage. Two distinctive and unrelated measures of word usage—on...

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Publicado en:	Behavioral Science Vol. 41; pp. 124 - 136
Autores principales:	Langs, Robert, Badalamenti, Anthony F., Savage-Rumbaugh, Sue
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	John Wiley & Sons, Inc. April 1996
Materias:	Psycholinguistics Communication & psychology Psychology, Comparative Animal communication Chimpanzee behavior
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