https://padlet.com/amycamila32/Bookmarks Hecho con un aura de misterio en-us 2022-03-02 19:35:58 UTC 2022-03-24 02:46:28 UTC hello@padlet.com amycamila32 https://padlet.com/amycamila32/Bookmarks/wish/2082521194 In the article "EXTREME PERCEPTION AND ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE" By Temple Grandin and Catherine Johnson discusses about animals intelligence. We can know that humans can see things dogs can’t, but that doesn’t make us smarter. There are a number of dogs who have figured it out on their own. For example alert dogs. They use advanced perceptual abilities to solve a problem. In adittion, the article also mentions that a horse can solve mathematical problems easily and that also gives him a good level of intelligence.]]> 2022-03-07 20:42:40 UTC https://padlet.com/amycamila32/Bookmarks/wish/2082521194 amycamila32 https://padlet.com/amycamila32/Bookmarks/wish/2084818391 The fact that a dog can do things that humans can't, doesn't make them smarter they're just dogs. But when you see that there is a group of dogs that have done advanced things for themselves it makes us think a lot. For example, alert dogs. The article says that there’s still controversy over whether you can train a dog to predict seizures, and so far people haven’t had a lot of luck trying. But there are a number of dogs who have figured it out on their own. What we have for sure is that dogs can detect a seizure seconds before. It is not known exactly but humans do not see that, that means that dogs can see something that we don't. One example is e article published in The New York Times, about a woman named Connie Standley. She says they predict about 80 percent of her seizures. Ms. Standley’s dogs apparently were trained as seizure alert dogs before they came to her, but there aren’t many dogs in that category.

]]> 2022-03-08 20:40:02 UTC https://padlet.com/amycamila32/Bookmarks/wish/2084818391 amycamila32 https://padlet.com/amycamila32/Bookmarks/wish/2086807071 To conclude, we all know that these signs in dogs and horses are highly intelligent. The fact that a dog can detect something that we humans cannot, is a sign of them. Also, no one has ever been able to traina horse to do what Hans did. Hans trained himself. Intelligence is something that we humans use to be able to achieve something with our abilities.]]> 2022-03-09 19:39:20 UTC https://padlet.com/amycamila32/Bookmarks/wish/2086807071 amycamila32 https://padlet.com/amycamila32/Bookmarks/wish/2086838035 Clever Hans was the world-famous German horse in the early 1900s whose owner, Wilhelm von Osten, thought he could count. She could ask him mathematical questions and the horse would respond by making small blows and in front of many people. On the other hand, a psychologist named Oskar Pfungst managed to show that Hans wasn't really counting. The horse only followed signals that let him know when to move and when not.  The movements were so tiny the humans making them couldn’t even feelthem. Many psychologists often use the Clever Hans story to show that humans who believe animals are intelligent are deluding themselves. But we know more than that. Hans was not a "foolish animal" he also knew what to do when asked. That's why both Hans and the alert dogs acquired these skills without help. Rather, dogs should be rewarded for doing something well, so that they gradually do it without anything in return. In adittion those dogs are showing superior intelligence the same way a human who can do something few other people can do shows superior intelligence]]> 2022-03-09 19:58:38 UTC https://padlet.com/amycamila32/Bookmarks/wish/2086838035