gave snacks from the gap in the middle of the transparent window. If you deliberately remove your hands, sit down and wait.
A researcher is feeding a dog through a transparent window. It has been discovered that dogs observe people’s behavior to determine if they are willing to treat them
Maybe this dog knows my heart too well. When it is difficult, I stand quietly by my side, and when I am happy, I run around together. New evidence shows that dogs can read the ideas of their owners.
Dr. Julian Brauer of the Max Planck Institute for Human History in Germany stated in the international academic journal "Science Reports" on the 1st, "Experiments have shown that dogs can at least recognize whether human behavior is intentional or unintentional."
Theresearch team gave a snack from the gap in the middle of the transparent window, then put it down, and said, "Ike". Next, while giving me a snack, I pulled out my hand and said with a smile: "Haha". The third tried to give me a snack from across the transparent window, which had no gaps at all.
When the researcher gave food through a transparent window and dropped it, the dog went back to the other side to look for food within a second. It has been determined that the shopkeeper intends to provide snacks
as a result of the experiment on 51 dogs. If the owner drops the snack or closes the transparent window, the dog will immediately return to the transparent window to find the snack. The intention of deciding to provide snacks is clear.
On the other side, if the owner suddenly withdraws his hand, he will wait longer on the other side of the transparent window. They will sit or lie down without wagging their tails. Decided not to send snacks anymore.
Humans understand and sympathize with the intentions of others. In psychology, this is called a theory of mind. The researchers found that this experiment confirmed that dogs have the ability to understand behavioral intentions, at least in theory of mind.
Previously, it was known that chimpanzees, African grey parrot and horses understood the intentions behind human behavior. In the same experiment, a chimpanzee tried to help a person pick up snacks it accidentally dropped, but if he deliberately removed his hand, it would get angry and leave the test site.
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