Charlotte Canteloup

This study tests a simplified judgment bias task for non-human primates to assess affective states, finding it feasible but with species-specific responses.

This study investigates inequity aversion in primates by distinguishing between social and individual forms through task-based experiments with macaques and capuchins.

This study examines risk-taking behavior in wild vervet monkeys, finding consistent individual differences influenced by age, sex, dominance, and hormones, with group-level similarities suggesting social or environmental factors.

This study examines how social networks in juvenile vervet monkeys reorganize during development, showing a shift from kin-based to proximity-based interactions.

This study examines interactions between wild vervet monkeys and a robot in a natural setting, finding differences in behavior based on social rank and age.