Article: Scientists at University of Vienna publish research in biology.(Report)

"In this paper, we review reports and present new empirical data from studies with marmosets and dogs that address the correspondence problem of imitation research. We focus on the question of how it is possible to transform visual information into matching motor acts," scientists writing in the journal Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B - Biological Sciences report (see also Biology).

"Here, the important issue is not the learning of a complex skill, but determining the copying fidelity of animals at different levels of behavioural organization. As a theoretical framework, we suggest a classification in terms of movement, action and result, which ...

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