Laurent Pretot
Affiliations: | Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA, United States |
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| Sosnowski MJ, Drayton LA, Prétôt L, et al. (2021) Western lowland gorillas (Gorilla gorilla gorilla) do not show an aversion to inequity in a token exchange task. American Journal of Primatology. e23326 |
| Prétôt L, Mickelberg J, Carrigan J, et al. (2020) Comparative performance of orangutans (Pongo spp.), gorillas (Gorilla gorilla gorilla), and drills (Mandrillus leucophaeus), in an ephemeral foraging task. American Journal of Primatology. e23212 |
| Prétôt L, Gonzalez G, McAuliffe K. (2020) Children avoid inefficient but fair partners in a cooperative game. Scientific Reports. 10: 10511 |
| Prétôt L, Brosnan SF. (2018) Capuchin monkeys (Cebus [sapajus] apella) show planning in a manual maze task. Journal of Comparative Psychology (Washington, D.C. : 1983) |
| Prétôt L, Weiss DJ, Brosnan SF. (2018) Do nonhuman primates ascribe goals to the choices of conspecifics? Animal Behavior and Cognition. 5: 41-54 |
| Brosnan SF, Price SA, Leverett K, et al. (2017) Human and monkey responses in a symmetric game of conflict with asymmetric equilibria Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization. 142: 293-306 |
| Prétôt L, Bshary R, Brosnan SF. (2016) Comparing species decisions in a dichotomous choice task: adjusting task parameters improves performance in monkeys. Animal Cognition |
| Prétôt L, Bshary R, Brosnan SF. (2016) Erratum to “Factors influencing the different performance of fish and primates on a dichotomous choice task” [Animal Behaviour 119 (2016) 189–199] Animal Behaviour. 121: 1 |
| Prétôt L, Bshary R, Brosnan SF. (2016) Factors influencing the different performance of fish and primates on a dichotomous choice task Animal Behaviour. 119: 189-199 |
| Morton FB, Brosnan SF, Prétôt L, et al. (2015) Using photographs to study animal social cognition and behaviour: Do capuchins' responses to photos reflect reality? Behavioural Processes |