Picture recognition in animals and humans

D. Bo6et, J. Vauclair/Beha6ioural Brain Research 109 (2000) 143-165

153

Table 2 (Continued)

Task	Nature of pictures	Species	Results	Reference
Behavioural observations	Life-size colour video images	Lizard	Appropriate spontaneous re- sponses to images of conspecifics	Macedonia et al. [65]
Cross-modal matching of objects	Full-size colour photographs	Rhesus monkey	Correct cross-modal matching	Malone et al. [66]
and their photographs
Behavioural observations	Life-size colour video images	Burmese fowl	Acquisition of preferences for food dishes by observation of conspecifics	McQuoid and Galef [67]
Finding a hidden object with video images used to demon-	Black-and-white video images	Chimpanzee	Correct transfer from video im- ages to real situation	Menzel et al. [68]
strate location
Moving their hands to make	Colour live video images	Chimpanzee	Correct hand movements	Menzel et al. [69]
contact with target objects shown on video
Behavioural observations	Colour slides	Pigtail macaque	Spontaneous choice and appro- priate spontaneous responses to slides of humans and conspecifics	Overman and Doty [72]
Discrimination transfer between various hens and objects to their pictures	Colour video images	Domestic hen	Transfer occurs only when the two stimuli to discriminate have different colours	Patterson-Kane et al. [73]
Electrophysiological recording	Drawings and still video images	Rhesus monkey	Similar neuronal responses to images as to life facial stimuli	Perrett et al. [75]
Behavioural observations	Colour video images	Bonnet macaque	Appropriate spontaneous re- Plimpton et al. [77] sponses to pictures of conspecifics
Choice of a photograph as the Photographs and film solution to a problem presented		Chimpanzee	Correct choice	Premack and Woodruff [78]
in a film
Discriminations of conspecifics faces and behavioural observa- tions	Slides	Rhesus monkey	Correct discrimination and ap- propriate spontaneous responses to conspecifics’ faces	Rosenfeld and van Hoesen [83]
Behavioural observations	Colour video images	Stickleback	Appropriate spontaneous re- sponses to images of conspecifics	Rowland [85]
Measurement of visual and tactile responses	Colour slides	Rhesus monkey	Visual and tactile responses vary consistently with the nature of stimuli, and with the subjects’ age and experience	Sackett [87]
Behavioural observations	Colour slides	Rhesus monkey	Appropriate spontaneous re- Sackett [88] sponses to pictures of conspecifics
Categorization of objects and their pictures into food and	Photographs	Chimpanzee	Correct transfer occurs from objects to pictures	Savage-Rumbaugh et al. [89]
non-food categories
Behavioural observations	Motion and still colour video im- ages	Pigeon	Courtship display to images of conspecifics	Shimizu [90]
Matching an object touched but unseen to various 2-D representations	Black-and-white and colour full- size photographs, silhouettes and outline drawings	Rhesus monkey	Correct cross-modal matching for photographs and silhouettes, but not for outline drawings	Tolan et al. [97]
Behavioural observations	Colour slides	Sheep	Reduction of fear and appropri- ate spontaneous responses to im- ages of conspecifics	Vandenheede and Bouissou [100]
Finding a hidden object when the location is demonstrated	Colour video images	Guinea baboon	Correct transfer from video im- ages to real situation	Vauclair [102]
using video
Behavioural observations	Photographs	Marmoset	Appropriate spontaneous re- sponses to prey and predators	von Heusser [43]
Categorization of objects and their pictures into food and non-food categories, and dis-	Colour slides	Pigeon	Correct transfer from objects to pictures, and correct discrimina- tion between objects and pictures	Watanabe [105]
crimination between objects and pictures
Discrimination transfer between squares and cubes to their	Black-and-white photographs or drawings	Rhesus monkey	Discrimination transfer occurs	Zimmermann and Hochberg [114]
pictures

CorPapers

Picture recognition in animals and humans

More intriguing information