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English: Experiment 4, Word learning Phase I, session 1, Retention test. First the known item, Stingray, is requested, and the response is correct. Then the novel item, Triceratops, is requested, and the response is incorrect. Over four such sessions with both Triceratops and Dora the Explorer as targets along with not less than 4 “completely new” items (that were never requested) in each test set (thus conservatively a chance probability of 1/5), evidence was accumulated that Bailey could indeed perform successfully on the Retention test (p<0.006) with Triceratops and Dora the Explorer. The completely new items were drawn randomly but without replacement from a set of 32 (i.e., 4 completely new items for Dora on each of 4 sets and the same for Triceratops).
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Source Video S5 from Griebel U, Oller D (2012). "Vocabulary Learning in a Yorkshire Terrier: Slow Mapping of Spoken Words". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0030182. PMID 22363421. PMC: 3281824.
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