Using a ‘rotating-tray’ paradigm (introduced by Bramlett et al 2012 wt capuchin monkeys: https://t.co/LhomY7rIio), we compared delay of gratification in British & Chinese pre-schoolers, plus tested inhibitory control & delay choice in Chinese child
RT @ericmjohnson: Capuchin monkeys let lesser rewards pass them by to get better rewards: http://t.co/4UInGVIp
Capuchin monkeys let lesser rewards pass them by to get better rewards: http://t.co/5qcrB0bP #primates
Those clever capuchins: http://t.co/y91bSS4T Capuchins let smaller rewards pass by in order to get a better reward via @ericmjohnson
Capuchin monkeys let lesser rewards pass them by to get better rewards: http://t.co/rUwHRNuI #primates
Capuchin monkeys let lesser rewards pass them by to get better rewards: http://t.co/rUwHRNuI #primates
Capuchin monkeys let lesser rewards pass them by to get better rewards: http://t.co/5qcrB0bP #primates