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Nicole Furgala

@nicolefurgala.bsky.social
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apes.emory.edu | PhD Candidate @ Emory| Thinking about if monkeys think about what other monkeys are thinking about

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Dr. Gita Gnanadesikan @ggnanadesikan.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
Great talk by @nicolefurgala.bsky.social on gaze-following in capuchin monkeys: they are sensitive to gaze cues, w lots of individual variation. Males faster to learn from gaze, may be due to the identity of stimuli (alpha female). Can't yet disentangle sex/rank/social closeness, etc. #ABS2026 🐵👀
Slide with capuchin monkey and text: Monkey See-Monkey Cue: Do capuchins (Sapajus apella) follow and utilize conspecific gaze.

Nicole M. Furgala, Matthew H. Babb, Benjamin Wilson, Sarah F. Brosnan, Marcela E. Benitez

Emory University, Language Research CenterNicole Furgala behind the lectern. Slide with monkey and speech bubble "what are you looking at?"
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Nicole Furgala @nicolefurgala.bsky.social · 03/03/2026
Had a wonderful Theory of Mind Symposium at the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology Conference! Thank you so much to our invited speakers for sharing their expertise, visiting the LRC, and being mediocre gaze-followers! @chriskrupenye.bsky.social @kristinandrews.bsky.social
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