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On Mark-Test Replication and Mirror Self-Recognition in Magpies. A very short commentary on replication of mirror mark tests in magpies by Freeberg - a good case study for student's when teaching replication {paywall} psycnet.apa.org/record/2020-88…

CALL FOR NEW EDITOR(S) Animal Behavior and Cognition is looking for a new editor or editors to begin in 2022. More information on the journal can be found at animalbehaviorandcognition.org. Please share widely, and send questions to [email protected] 1/8

My grandma got her second vaccine shot, yay science!

Just voted. Took 15 minutes, but only because we went to the wrong address first. Queue of two people. I dont understand people who dont vote in Germany - it's as easy and time consuming as going to the backery #Landtagswahl2021

Postdoc alert!! 🚨 I am hiring a fully-funded postdoc. 2 years with option for renewal (+2 yrs) at $40K per year with benefits. Application review starts 15 July. Full details here: bit.ly/2SzedZN Animal Cognition Research Group: bit.ly/2XAFWKh Please RT

📢 JEPS is currently expanding its editorial board by recruiting new Associate Editors in all fields of psychology. 🧑🏽‍💻

Today at 16:00 the second TübingenNeuroCampus #OpenScience Lecture takes place and we are happy to welcome @asch3tti who will educate us about “Normalizing transparency: The role of Open Science Communities.”

🔥🔥 article on reliability and science in comparative psychology by Dr Emma Tecwyn - so great to see articles like this published psyarxiv.com/95uvr

Our 10-lab international collaboration on the socio-ecological correlates of neophobia (responses to novelty) in corvids is now out in Current Biology: authors.elsevier.com/a/1e5eb3QW8Rwq…) 🧵 1/

🚨 New pre-print: Reporting and interpreting non-significant results in animal cognition research🚨 A big, multi-author project classifying how animal cognition researchers report negative results (1/5) psyarxiv.com/g9ja2

New evidence that crows (like children, adults, and monkeys) can represent center-embedded recursive sequences. Great work by Diana Liao, Katharina Brecht, Melissa Johnston, & A. Nieder (Full article here: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…) wsj.com/articles/crows…

It was and we are indeed - thanks for being such awesome collaborators <3

Happy our article on reporting and interpreting p>0.05 in animal behaviour and cognition has been published today in PeerJ - the Journal of Life & Environment! peerj.com/articles/14963 #AnimalBehavior #Statistics

Crows can make decisions based on probability, a cognitive ability rarely seen outside primates. newscientist.com/article/238133…

Not such a bird brain after all. iflscience.com/for-first-time…

What can you even say about this?

Our paper, Crows ‘count’ the number of self-generated vocalizations, is out! With this amazing team (Katharina Brecht, @lena_veit, A_Nieder), we uncovered that crows are able to control the number of vocalizations produced. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Crows can control the number of vocalizations they produce, “counting” up to four in response to visual and auditory cues. The results in Science suggest the birds show a level of vocal control that mirrors the early counting skills of human toddlers. scim.ag/76L