Roy demonstrates a cognitive map
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Uploaded by anneathema on Aug 27, 2008
Given the "detour problem" this Brittany is one smart cookie
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"If the participant was unfamiliar with the area, then it would be a trial and error problem."
Exactly. Problem solving is about creating a range of possible solutions and then testing them. Dogs don't think of looking for a non-obvious detour unless they already have a cognative map that tells them it exists.
Tapecutter59 2 years ago
Actually, a cognitive map can only be developed when the participant IS familiar with the area. That is why it is called a cognitive map. The participant has a mental representation of the area, which helps the participant solve the problem. This would be a better demonstration if the dog had the choice of additional routes outside of the room. If the participant was unfamiliar with the area, then it would be a trial and error problem.
ThePsychDr 2 years ago
Not saying your dog is dumb but solving the detour problem only counts when the subject is unfamiliar with the area.
Tapecutter59 2 years ago