Topic: turn-taking

Recent research has shown that corvids have comparable cognitive abilities to primates and even human children. However, birds differ significantly from mammals in brain size and structure, making them an interesting but also important model organism for comparing cognitive abilities across species. Corvids learn their vocalizations form their parents and other tutors and do not lose the ability to learn or mimic sounds over their lives. Beside that very little is known about the vocal cognition and behavior of these birds.I will show initial evidence that corvid and human vocalizations share

The amount of information exchange through the internet is less than face-to-face communication due to technical limitations of online communication. Previous studies have reported that online communication, compared with face-to-face communication, generated fewer turn-taking, less group satisfaction, and less likeable for members. Although behavioral and psychological studies which investigated the difference between online and face-to-face communication have been accumulated, the underlying neural correlates remain unclear. The purpose of this study was to investigate the difference between