2021
DOI: 10.1007/s12124-020-09586-5
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Animal Creativity as a Function of Behavioral Innovation and Behavior Flexibility in Problem-solving Situations

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“…Insight as a description of sudden learning curves was first described by Yerkes (1916) and this definition persists till these days (Kounious & Beeman, 2014). The use of insight as a term to describe a way to solve problems based on sudden, fluid, directed types of solutions are still the most common use of the term (Epstein et al, 1984;Santana & Garcia-Mijares, 2021). However, in its early days, insight was also used to describe the psychological processes underlying sudden solutions (Köhler, 1925(Köhler, /1952Frank, 1926;Krechevsky, 1932a;1932b;.…”
Section: Associative Learning and Insight: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Insight as a description of sudden learning curves was first described by Yerkes (1916) and this definition persists till these days (Kounious & Beeman, 2014). The use of insight as a term to describe a way to solve problems based on sudden, fluid, directed types of solutions are still the most common use of the term (Epstein et al, 1984;Santana & Garcia-Mijares, 2021). However, in its early days, insight was also used to describe the psychological processes underlying sudden solutions (Köhler, 1925(Köhler, /1952Frank, 1926;Krechevsky, 1932a;1932b;.…”
Section: Associative Learning and Insight: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cognitive abilities constitute adaptive traits that allow organisms to learn and integrate information to perform tasks, such as foraging, nesting, selecting breeding sites, avoiding predators, acquiring mates, or communicating optimally. The cognitive abilities of primates, including humans, and other vertebrates have been extensively explored (Kummer and Goodall, 1985;Marler, 1991;Bateson, 2002;Sol et al, 2002;Sol et al, 2005;Reader and Laland, 2003;Amiel et al, 2011;Benson-Amram and Holekamp, 2012;Cole and Quinn, 2012;Pritchard et al, 2016;Preiszner et al, 2017;Huebner et al, 2018;Chow et al, 2021;Santana and Garcia-Mijares, 2022).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A resolução de problemas tipo insight também já foi documentada em uma série de espécies distintas além das estudadas por Köhler e Epstein, como em humanos (Fleck & Weisberg, 2013, Rodrigues & Garcia-Mijares, 2021, macacos-prego (Delage, 2011;Neves Filho, et al, 2016;Renner et al, 2017), camundongos (Arnold & Newland, 2018) e ratos (Dicezare & Garcia-Mijares, 2019;Neves Filho et al, 2016;Neves Filho et al, 2015). Essas investigações empíricas mais recentes não só têm ajudado a compreender de forma cada vez mais minuciosa quais contingências são responsáveis pela ocorrência de insight, mas também de que forma esse fenômeno pode estar relacionado com outros processos comportamentais e cognitivos (Santana & Garcia-Mijares, 2021;Runco, 1993).…”
Section: íNdice De Tabelasunclassified
“…Esse fenômeno comportamental é denominado de Variabilidade Comportamental e tem sido correlacionada, principalmente em trabalhos teóricos, com a capacidade de resolver problemas e de apresentar desempenhos criativos (Epstein, 1990(Epstein, , 2014Stokes, 1999Stokes, , 2014Stahlman et al, 2013). Isso porque toda situação problema demanda um comportamento novo, uma forma de agir inédita, que não havia sido aprendida ou apresentada até a ocorrência do problema (Santana & Garcia-Mijares, 2021). Assim, resolver um problema é também apresentar comportamentos novos, e apresentar comportamentos novos é uma característica fundamental da variabilidade comportamental.…”
Section: íNdice De Tabelasunclassified
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