Linear GLMM results for the relationship between normalised proportion of viewing time and target role (i.e. giver or receiver) in conspecific and non-conspecific social interaction scenes.

Sabrina Engesser (762580)
Jodie M. S. Crane (762581)
James L. Savage (762582)
Andrew F. Russell (372562)
Simon W. Townsend (282664)

June 2015

Proportion of time spent engaged in three behaviours of functional relevance differed significant...

J. Poline
F. Kherif
C. Pallier
W. Penny

January 2003

The general linear model (GLM) characterizes the rela-tionship between our experimental manipulation...

Parameter estimates for the most parsimonious (generalized) linear mixed model (GLMM and LMM) on determinants and benefits of aggressiveness.

Lennart W. Pyritz (104338)
Claudia Fichtel (104340)
Elise Huchard (104343)
Peter M. Kappeler (104344)

January 2013

Significance level is at 0.05. log = log-transformed data, sqrt = square-root-transformed data, I...

Linear GLMM results for the relationship between normalised proportion of fixations and target role (i.e. giver or receiver) in conspecific and non-conspecific social interaction scenes.

Richard McFarland (192059)
Hettie Roebuck (283208)
Yin Yan (283209)
Bonaventura Majolo (192065)
Wu Li (283210)
Kun Guo (283211)

February 2013

Linear GLMM results for the relationship between normalised proportion of fixations and target ro...

Linear GLMM results for the relationship between normalised proportion of viewing time and target body region (i.e. head/face or body) in conspecific and non-conspecific social interaction scenes.

Richard McFarland (192059)
Hettie Roebuck (283208)
Yin Yan (283209)
Bonaventura Majolo (192065)
Wu Li (283210)
Kun Guo (283211)

February 2013

Linear GLMM results for the relationship between normalised proportion of viewing time and target...

Poisson GLMM results for the relationship between the number of attention shifts and image type (i.e. negative or positive) in conspecific and non-conspecific social interaction scenes.

Richard McFarland (192059)
Hettie Roebuck (283208)
Yin Yan (283209)
Bonaventura Majolo (192065)
Wu Li (283210)
Kun Guo (283211)

February 2013

Poisson GLMM results for the relationship between the number of attention shifts and image type (...

Results of a GLMM showing the effect of social role and conflict severity on the occurrence of support offered at the bout level.

Stéphanie Mercier (6568676)
Eloïse C. Déaux (6655070)
Erica van de Waal (169461)
Axelle E. J. Bono (6655073)
Klaus Zuberbühler (42992)

May 2019

Results of a GLMM showing the effect of social role and conflict severity on the occurrence of suppo...

GLMM logistic regression results for the effect of type of interaction, conflict characteristics, and relationship with the former opponent on the probability of receiving further aggression after post-conflict interactions.

Noriko Katsu (4054423)
Kazunori Yamada (286428)
Masayuki Nakamichi (4054426)

May 2017

GLMM logistic regression results for the effect of type of interaction, conflict characteristics,...

GLMM logistic regression results for the factors affecting the occurrence of post-conflict interactions with the former opponent.

Noriko Katsu (4054423)
Kazunori Yamada (286428)
Masayuki Nakamichi (4054426)

May 2017

GLMM logistic regression results for the factors affecting the occurrence of post-conflict intera...

Proportion of normalized viewing time directed at the giver and receiver in negative (A and C) or positive (B and D) social interaction scenes between conspecifics or non-conspecifics.

Richard McFarland (192059)
Hettie Roebuck (283208)
Yin Yan (283209)
Bonaventura Majolo (192065)
Wu Li (283210)
Kun Guo (283211)

February 2013

Error bars represent SEM. * p<0.05, ** p<0.01, *** p<0.001.</p

Results of linear models on the effect of social role and conflict severity at the bout level.

Stéphanie Mercier (6568676)
Eloïse C. Déaux (6655070)
Erica van de Waal (169461)
Axelle E. J. Bono (6655073)
Klaus Zuberbühler (42992)

May 2019

Results of linear models on the effect of social role and conflict severity at the bout level.</p

Statistical results of the generalized linear mixed model (GLMM) to determine possible influences on the performance in the recognition task.

Isabella B. R. Scheiber (346878)
Aileen Hohnstein (346879)
Kurt Kotrschal (261201)
Brigitte M. Weiß (346880)

February 2013

The binomial response variable was correct/wrong choice in the ultimate 32 trials of the 15 focal...

Graphs indicating significant effects found in infant social partner GLMMS.

Eve Holden (14290032)
Joanna C. Buryn-Weitzel (11178050)
Santa Atim (14290035)
Hellen Biroch (14290038)
Ed Donnellan (11506883)
Kirsty E. Graham (4891966)
Maggie Hoffman (14290041)
Michael Jurua (14290044)
Charlotte V. Knapper (14290047)
Nicole J. Lahiff (11178053)
Sophie Marshall (14290050)
Josephine Paricia (14290053)
Florence Tusiime (14290056)
Claudia Wilke (11175722)
Asifa Majid (2847878)
Katie E. Slocombe (8847740)

December 2022

(a) Actual ratio of number of social partners to number of scan samples (circles/triangles) and the ...

Results of linear models on the effect of social role and conflict severity at the call level.

Stéphanie Mercier (6568676)
Eloïse C. Déaux (6655070)
Erica van de Waal (169461)
Axelle E. J. Bono (6655073)
Klaus Zuberbühler (42992)

May 2019

Results of linear models on the effect of social role and conflict severity at the call level.</p

Table ESM2 from Social learning and the demise of costly cooperation in humans

Maxwell N. Burton-Chellew (327480)
Claire El Mouden (196191)
Stuart A. West (182935)

April 2017

Generalized linear mixed models (GzLMM1) investigating if contributions (0-20 MU) were correlated wi...

Responses to natural playbacks.

Sabrina Engesser (762580)
Jodie M. S. Crane (762581)
James L. Savage (762582)
Andrew F. Russell (372562)
Simon W. Townsend (282664)

June 2015

Proportion of time spent engaged in three behaviours of functional relevance differed significant...

Contrasts and classical inference

J. Poline
F. Kherif
C. Pallier
W. Penny

January 2003

The general linear model (GLM) characterizes the rela-tionship between our experimental manipulation...

Parameter estimates for the most parsimonious (generalized) linear mixed model (GLMM and LMM) on determinants and benefits of aggressiveness.

Lennart W. Pyritz (104338)
Claudia Fichtel (104340)
Elise Huchard (104343)
Peter M. Kappeler (104344)

January 2013

Significance level is at 0.05. log = log-transformed data, sqrt = square-root-transformed data, I...

Linear GLMM results for the relationship between normalised proportion of fixations and target role (i.e. giver or receiver) in conspecific and non-conspecific social interaction scenes.

Richard McFarland (192059)
Hettie Roebuck (283208)
Yin Yan (283209)
Bonaventura Majolo (192065)
Wu Li (283210)
Kun Guo (283211)

February 2013

Linear GLMM results for the relationship between normalised proportion of fixations and target ro...

Linear GLMM results for the relationship between normalised proportion of viewing time and target body region (i.e. head/face or body) in conspecific and non-conspecific social interaction scenes.

Richard McFarland (192059)
Hettie Roebuck (283208)
Yin Yan (283209)
Bonaventura Majolo (192065)
Wu Li (283210)
Kun Guo (283211)

February 2013

Linear GLMM results for the relationship between normalised proportion of viewing time and target...

Poisson GLMM results for the relationship between the number of attention shifts and image type (i.e. negative or positive) in conspecific and non-conspecific social interaction scenes.

Richard McFarland (192059)
Hettie Roebuck (283208)
Yin Yan (283209)
Bonaventura Majolo (192065)
Wu Li (283210)
Kun Guo (283211)

February 2013

Poisson GLMM results for the relationship between the number of attention shifts and image type (...

Results of a GLMM showing the effect of social role and conflict severity on the occurrence of support offered at the bout level.

Stéphanie Mercier (6568676)
Eloïse C. Déaux (6655070)
Erica van de Waal (169461)
Axelle E. J. Bono (6655073)
Klaus Zuberbühler (42992)

May 2019

Results of a GLMM showing the effect of social role and conflict severity on the occurrence of suppo...

GLMM logistic regression results for the effect of type of interaction, conflict characteristics, and relationship with the former opponent on the probability of receiving further aggression after post-conflict interactions.

Noriko Katsu (4054423)
Kazunori Yamada (286428)
Masayuki Nakamichi (4054426)

May 2017

GLMM logistic regression results for the effect of type of interaction, conflict characteristics,...

GLMM logistic regression results for the factors affecting the occurrence of post-conflict interactions with the former opponent.

Noriko Katsu (4054423)
Kazunori Yamada (286428)
Masayuki Nakamichi (4054426)

May 2017

GLMM logistic regression results for the factors affecting the occurrence of post-conflict intera...

Proportion of normalized viewing time directed at the giver and receiver in negative (A and C) or positive (B and D) social interaction scenes between conspecifics or non-conspecifics.

Richard McFarland (192059)
Hettie Roebuck (283208)
Yin Yan (283209)
Bonaventura Majolo (192065)
Wu Li (283210)
Kun Guo (283211)

February 2013

Error bars represent SEM. * p<0.05, ** p<0.01, *** p<0.001.</p

Results of linear models on the effect of social role and conflict severity at the bout level.

Stéphanie Mercier (6568676)
Eloïse C. Déaux (6655070)
Erica van de Waal (169461)
Axelle E. J. Bono (6655073)
Klaus Zuberbühler (42992)

May 2019

Results of linear models on the effect of social role and conflict severity at the bout level.</p

Statistical results of the generalized linear mixed model (GLMM) to determine possible influences on the performance in the recognition task.

Isabella B. R. Scheiber (346878)
Aileen Hohnstein (346879)
Kurt Kotrschal (261201)
Brigitte M. Weiß (346880)

February 2013

The binomial response variable was correct/wrong choice in the ultimate 32 trials of the 15 focal...

Graphs indicating significant effects found in infant social partner GLMMS.

Eve Holden (14290032)
Joanna C. Buryn-Weitzel (11178050)
Santa Atim (14290035)
Hellen Biroch (14290038)
Ed Donnellan (11506883)
Kirsty E. Graham (4891966)
Maggie Hoffman (14290041)
Michael Jurua (14290044)
Charlotte V. Knapper (14290047)
Nicole J. Lahiff (11178053)
Sophie Marshall (14290050)
Josephine Paricia (14290053)
Florence Tusiime (14290056)
Claudia Wilke (11175722)
Asifa Majid (2847878)
Katie E. Slocombe (8847740)

December 2022

(a) Actual ratio of number of social partners to number of scan samples (circles/triangles) and the ...

Results of linear models on the effect of social role and conflict severity at the call level.

Stéphanie Mercier (6568676)
Eloïse C. Déaux (6655070)
Erica van de Waal (169461)
Axelle E. J. Bono (6655073)
Klaus Zuberbühler (42992)

May 2019

Results of linear models on the effect of social role and conflict severity at the call level.</p

Table ESM2 from Social learning and the demise of costly cooperation in humans

Maxwell N. Burton-Chellew (327480)
Claire El Mouden (196191)
Stuart A. West (182935)

April 2017

Generalized linear mixed models (GzLMM1) investigating if contributions (0-20 MU) were correlated wi...

Responses to natural playbacks.

Sabrina Engesser (762580)
Jodie M. S. Crane (762581)
James L. Savage (762582)
Andrew F. Russell (372562)
Simon W. Townsend (282664)

June 2015

Proportion of time spent engaged in three behaviours of functional relevance differed significant...

Contrasts and classical inference

J. Poline
F. Kherif
C. Pallier
W. Penny

January 2003

The general linear model (GLM) characterizes the rela-tionship between our experimental manipulation...

Parameter estimates for the most parsimonious (generalized) linear mixed model (GLMM and LMM) on determinants and benefits of aggressiveness.

Lennart W. Pyritz (104338)
Claudia Fichtel (104340)
Elise Huchard (104343)
Peter M. Kappeler (104344)

January 2013

Significance level is at 0.05. log = log-transformed data, sqrt = square-root-transformed data, I...

Linear GLMM results for the relationship between normalised proportion of viewing time and target role (i.e. giver or receiver) in conspecific and non-conspecific social interaction scenes.

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Linear GLMM results for the relationship between normalised proportion of viewing time and target role (i.e. giver or receiver) in conspecific and non-conspecific social interaction scenes.

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