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Animals (cynomolgus macaques) were trained on a series of tasks that measure behavior and cognitive performance.
In contrast, when rhesus macaques were trained to perform ABA-like sequences, they did not show any indication of transferring the rules embedded within the trained sequences (Procyk et al. 2000).
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The first example is a laboratory experiment where a male Japanese macaque was trained to walk bipedally on a treadmill.
Two macaque monkeys were trained to fixate on a single dot on a screen and then move their eyes in one of two directions in response to movies of random dots on a video screen.
Briefly, macaque monkeys 6 years of age were trained to view a video monitor.
A step-by-step training program similar to that used for macaques [10], [11] was established and degus were trained accordingly (supplementary video 1, Movie S1).
Two male macaque monkeys (Macaca mulatta, 10 kg; Macaca nemestrina, 8 kg) were trained with two behavioral tasks.
The macaques had previously been slowly acclimated to periods of head immobilisation and were trained using operant training and positive reinforcement to conduct a visual fixation task during sound stimulation.
Rhesus macaques that have been trained to associate numerical values with symbols can get the answer right, even if they haven't passed a math class.
The model's number neurons were pure theory, but almost a decade later two teams of researchers discovered what seemed to be the real item, in the brains of macaque monkeys that had been trained to do number tasks.
But training is training.
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