Dorothy Fragaszy

About

Dorothy Fragaszy is a Professor Emerita at the University of Georgia in the United States. Her research focuses on comparative psychology, exploring themes such as tool use, animal behavior, and cognitive processes in various species including monkeys and ants. Recent publications include studies on the expertise of capuchin monkeys in cracking palm nuts and the navigation abilities of bull ants. She has also contributed to understanding the psychological origins of tool use and the shared cognitive biases between pigeons and humans.