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チンパンジーの数字の使い方

T Matsuzawa

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    |May 2, 1985
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    この研究では,アイというチンパンジーが,アラビア数字を使って1から6までの数字を名づけることを学んだことが示されています. また,アイは自発的に数字,色,オブジェクトによるアイテムの記述を組織し,初期の数学と言語のスキルを実証しました.

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