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Little Monkeys Inflatable Rentals ensures every party, gathering, or event will be a success. Kids of all ages are sure to stay entertained with one of our many bounce houses. You can choose from a theme or bounces houses with slides.
Science 277 (5328), 953-5 (15 Aug 1997)
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Today s Daily Star suggests that Sheffield lads, Arctic Monkeys, are on track to release their third album this year. The follow up to Favourite Worst Nightmare is well under way in a secret London location. A source said: quot
PLoS ONE 3 (1), e1504 (2008)
Cognition 86 (1), B15-22 (Nov 2002)
Previous work suggests that human infants are capable of rapidly generalizing patterns that have been characterized as abstract algebraic rules (Science 283 (1999) 77), a process that may play a pivotal role in language acquisition. Here we explore whether this capacity is uniquely human and evolved specifically for the computational problems associated with language, or whether this mechanism is shared with other species, and therefore evolved for problems other than language. We used the same materials and methods that were originally employed in tests of human infants to assess whether cotton-top tamarin monkeys can extract abstract algebraic rules. Specifically, we habituated subjects to sequences of consonant–vowel syllables that followed one of two patterns, AAB (e.g. wi wi di) or ABB (le we we). Following habituation, we presented subjects with two novel test items, one with the same pattern as that presented during habituation and one with a different pattern. Like human infants, tamarins were more likely to dishabituate to the test item with a different pattern. We conclude that the capacity to generalize rule-like patterns, at least at the level demonstrated, did not evolve specifically for language acquisition, though it remains possible that infants might use such rules during language acquisition.
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