Participation Type
Poster
Title of Poster or Paper
A Comparative Test of Creative Thinking in Dolphins (Tursiops Truncaus) and Preschool Children
Mentor/s
Dr. Deirdre Yeater and Dr. Dawn Melzer
College
College of Arts and Sciences
Location
University Commons
Start Day/Time
4-20-2018 1:00 PM
End Day/Time
4-20-2018 3:00 PM
Abstract
Few studies have investigated the development of creativity as a measure of intelligence/cognitive ability in non-human species and children. A non-verbal method to test creative thinking in bottlenose dolphins and preschoolers was developed and implemented. A comparative investigation of innovation in these species indicates that this creativity measure my demonstrate similarities related to cognitive abilities in the future.
College and Major available
Psychology
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A Comparative Test of Creative Thinking in Dolphins (Tursiops Truncaus) and Preschool Children
University Commons
Few studies have investigated the development of creativity as a measure of intelligence/cognitive ability in non-human species and children. A non-verbal method to test creative thinking in bottlenose dolphins and preschoolers was developed and implemented. A comparative investigation of innovation in these species indicates that this creativity measure my demonstrate similarities related to cognitive abilities in the future.
