Cognitive flexibility performance as a function of hierarchical rank and centrality index.

<p>The colours indicate the different age classes, and the line corresponds to the linear regression between the considered dependent variable and either the hierarchical rank (left panel) or the centrality index of each subject (EvC; right panel).</p>

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Main Author:	Julie Gullstrand (604434) (author)
Other Authors:	Nicolas Claidière (332181) (author), Joël Fagot (506802) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Neuroscience Sociology Science Policy Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified response time ). papio papio </ executive function playing computer test system already published dataset div >< p cognitive flexibility plays cognitive flexibility cognitive task two years studies investigated solve problems social network social group problem solving physical domain learning latency individuals within individual level important role hierarchical rank guinea baboons free access dominance rank contextual changes central baboons best performance baboons (< >) investigated
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Cognitive flexibility performance as a function of hierarchical rank and centrality index.

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