Indices of program-level comprehension

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (5):706-707 (1998)
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Byrne & Russon suggest that the production of action by primates is hierarchically organised. We assess the evidence for hierarchical structure in the comprehension of action by primates. Focusing on work with human children we evaluate several possible indices of program-level comprehension.

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