Christoph D. Dahl

This paper reframes prosocial behavior in primates as socially gated action selection, showing how different task variables generate various prosocial outcomes through a computational model.

This study investigates whether dogs interpret human pointing as referential or attentional cues using an asymmetric multi-cup design, finding that attentional guidance dominates over referential interpretation.

The paper evaluates categorisation by information-theoretic measures, showing category maps can preserve different target variables and that categorisation value depends on the target variable.

This study shows zebrafish use numerical processing for conspecific group size but suppress it for predator-like stimuli, revealing context-dependent numerical sensitivity in social decisions.