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comparative psychology
(redirected from Comparative psychologist)

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comparative psychology,
1 the study of human behavior as it relates to, or differs from, animal behavior.
2 the study of the psychologic and behavioral differences among various peoples.


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Comparative psychologist Todd Freeberg of the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, who has studied chickadee communication, says that Templeton's work is "really starting to chip away at understanding the richness of the information" that chickadees can communicate.
Conventional wisdom would say that [people] train dogs to do this," explains Michael Tomasello, a comparative psychologist at the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig, Germany.
 
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