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Maggie Penman

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Maggie Penman

    The surprising method dogs use to understand human language (opens the original)

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    Washington: Humans have sophisticated language abilities that could be unique to our species – but dogs, it turns out, may have learnt some of our tricks. In research from Hungary published this week in the journal Science, scientists found that dogs use the same strategy to pick out words in streams of speech that human infants do: they listen for consonants to figure out when one word ends and another begins. “This is what we call the consonant bias,” explained Attila Andics, a cognitive neuro

  2. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Maggie Penman

    The surprising method dogs use to understand human language (opens the original)

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    Washington: Humans have sophisticated language abilities that could be unique to our species – but dogs, it turns out, may have learnt some of our tricks. In research from Hungary published this week in the journal Science, scientists found that dogs use the same strategy to pick out words in streams of speech that human infants do: they listen for consonants to figure out when one word ends and another begins. “This is what we call the consonant bias,” explained Attila Andics, a cognitive neuro

  3. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Maggie Penman

    The surprising method dogs use to understand human language (opens the original)

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    Washington: Humans have sophisticated language abilities that could be unique to our species – but dogs, it turns out, may have learnt some of our tricks. In research from Hungary published this week in the journal Science, scientists found that dogs use the same strategy to pick out words in streams of speech that human infants do: they listen for consonants to figure out when one word ends and another begins. “This is what we call the consonant bias,” explained Attila Andics, a cognitive neuro

  4. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Maggie Penman

    The surprising method dogs use to understand human language (opens the original)

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    Washington: Humans have sophisticated language abilities that could be unique to our species – but dogs, it turns out, may have learnt some of our tricks. In research from Hungary published this week in the journal Science, scientists found that dogs use the same strategy to pick out words in streams of speech that human infants do: they listen for consonants to figure out when one word ends and another begins. “This is what we call the consonant bias,” explained Attila Andics, a cognitive neuro

  5. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Maggie Penman

    Dogs use a surprising method to understand human language, new study suggests (opens the original)

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    Humans have sophisticated language abilities that could be unique to our species – but dogs, it turns out, may have learned some of our tricks. In new research out of Hungary published this week in the journal Science, scientists found that dogs use the same strategy to pick out words in streams of speech that human infants do: They listen for consonants to figure out when one word ends and another begins. “This is what we call the consonant bias,” explained Attila Andics, a cognitive neuroscien

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