🧠 psychology - hasset 🟡 Flashcards

1
Q

How many males were part of the final sample?

A

21

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2
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How many females were part of the final sample?

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61

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3
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How many monkeys were in the wider group of animals (including those not chosen)?

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135

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4
Q

Where were the monkeys?

A

The Yerkes primates research station in the USA

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5
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Why were 14 adults not studied?

A

They had received hormone treatments

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6
Q

Why were 39 young infants not studied?

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They could not be reliably identified

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7
Q

Describe the housing

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  • Each natal group enclosed in 25x25 meter outdoor area
  • Access to temperature controlled indoor environment
  • Water available and standard monkey food given twice a day
  • Additional fruit and vegetables once a day
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8
Q

How many wheeled toys were there?

A

6

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9
Q

What was the range of length of wheeled toys?

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16 to 46 cm

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10
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What were the wheeled toys?

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Wagon, truck, car, construction vehicle, shopping cart, dump truck

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11
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How many plush toys were there?

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7

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12
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What was the range of length of plush toys?

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14 to 73 cm

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13
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What were the plush toys?

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Winnie-the-Poohâ„¢, Raggedy-Annâ„¢, koala hand puppet, armadillo, teddy bear, Scooby-Dooâ„¢, turtle

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14
Q

How many trials per social group?

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7

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15
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How long was a trial?

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25 minutes

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16
Q

How were the trials recorded?

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Two video cameras

17
Q

How far apart were the two toys placed?

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10m apart

18
Q

What was counterbalanced?

A

Whether the plush or wheeled toy was on the left / right

19
Q

What things were recorded?

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  • Each animal interacting with a toy
  • Specific activities coded with behavioral checklist
  • Exact time each activity occured
  • Frequency of each behavior
  • Record of duration of continuous activities
20
Q

List all the behaviors

A
  • Extended touch
  • Hold
  • Sit on
  • Carry in hand
  • Carry in arm
  • Carry in mouth
  • Drag
  • Manipulate part
  • Turn entire toy
  • Touch
  • Sniff
  • Mouth
  • Destroy
  • Jump away
  • Throw
21
Q

How many monkeys had fewer than 5 total recorded behaviors and this were not used in the analysis?

A

14 males and 3 females

22
Q

Percentage of male monkeys preferring wheeled toys vs plush toys

A

73% - 9%

23
Q

Percentage of female monkeys preferring wheeled toys vs plush toys

A

39% - 30%

24
Q

Compare the mean duration male monkeys spent with wheeled toys compared to female monkeys

A

Male, wheeled: 4.76 minutes
Female, wheeled: 1.27 minutes

25
Q

Compare the mean duration male monkeys spent with plush toys compared to female monkeys

A

Male, plush: 0.53 minutes
Female, plush: 1.49 minutes

26
Q

Compare the mean frequency male monkeys spent with wheeled toys compared to female monkeys

A

Male, wheeled: 9.77
Female, wheeled: 6.96

27
Q

Compare the mean frequency male monkeys spent with plush toys compared to female monkeys

A

Male, plush: 2.06
Female, plush: 7.97

28
Q

How was magnitude of preference calculated?

A

Frequency of wheeled toy interaction - Frequency of plush toy interaction

(the other way round for females)

29
Q

How were monkeys distributed by rank?

A

Equally

30
Q

How did rank and total frequency of interactions correlate?

A

For males and females combined, it was positively correlated for both toys

For just males, it was not correlatred

For females, rank was positively correlated with frequency of interactions for both toys - but rank only correlated with duration for the plush toy

31
Q

How did frequency and duration vary between subadult, adults, adult, and old animals?

A

It did not

32
Q

When compared with human subjects from Berenbaum and Hines, how did the results vary?

A

It did not!