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This study shows that capuchin monkeys can learn generalized identity matching-to-sample (IDMTS) with specific training procedures. Developing "select" relations, where the sample controls the correct comparison, predicted successful generalized IDMTS performance.

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  • Animal Cognition
  • Primate Learning

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  • Generalized identity matching-to-sample (IDMTS) is crucial for complex cognitive abilities.
  • Understanding how training procedures influence generalized IDMTS in non-human primates is essential for comparative cognition research.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the efficacy of two training procedures, Mask and Shuffled S-, in developing generalized IDMTS in capuchin monkeys.
  • To examine the role of "select" relations (sample-S+ control) in achieving generalized IDMTS.

Main Methods:

  • Established a multiple-exemplar IDMTS baseline with three adult male capuchins.
  • Employed Mask (blank comparison) and Shuffled S- procedures during training and testing.
  • Utilized probe trials with novel stimulus sets to assess generalization.
  • Analyzed stimulus control relations and the development of "select" relations.

Main Results:

  • All capuchins achieved high accuracy on generalized IDMTS tests.
  • The Mask procedure resulted in predominant "select" relations.
  • Monkeys trained with the Shuffled S- procedure showed higher accuracy on Shuffled S- IDMTS trials compared to non-shuffled trials.
  • "Select" relations were identified as a positive predictor for generalized IDMTS.

Conclusions:

  • Both Mask and Shuffled S- procedures can facilitate generalized IDMTS in capuchin monkeys.
  • The development of "select" relations is a key factor in achieving generalized IDMTS.
  • Excluding familiar non-matching stimuli may enhance performance in Shuffled S- IDMTS tests.