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1. • • However, there is also an indication that learning, simply over an individual's lifetime, or facilitated by a culture that values association and contact with dogs, can help to improve our ability to perceive the emotions behind the facial expressions of dogs.
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     Is the Ability to Recognize Dog Emotions Inherited or Learned?

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   Does learning improve dog emotion recognition?

   • This suggests that, although some emotions are recognized early on independently of previous experience, learning is crucial to improve dog emotion recognition. These results confirm previous studies, showing that younger children are less proficient at reading dog emotions e.g. 40.

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   Does a dog's experience increase the ability to recognize emotions?

   • Therefore, even though direct experience with dogs (e.g. dog ownership) may still increase the ability to recognize dog emotions, this ability should be partially present also in the absence of experience. Also in this respect, experimental evidence provides contrasting results.

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   Does identification of emotions in dogs improve human communicative skills?

   • Identification of emotions in dogs seems to contribute to emotion recognition in human beings. This process of generalization may improve human communicative skills during interaction either with a dog or a human being. Are such results sufficient for the postulated implicit learning?

   Learning emotion recognition from canines? Two for the road

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   Do children learn to read dog emotions?

   • These results confirm previous studies, showing that younger children are less proficient at reading dog emotions e.g. 40. If the ability to recognize emotions is acquired through development, it is therefore no surprise that culture may play a major role in the skills acquired, as not all emotions may be culturally relevant e.g. 61.

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   Does Dog-Assisted Intervention improve emotion recognition?

   • In conclusion, the dog-assisted intervention MTI significantly enhanced the participants’ skills regarding emotion recognition. Children and adults were able to transfer their increased abilities in reading facial expressions of dogs to their emotion recognition in human beings.

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   Can dogs recognize emotions in different breeds?

   • However, future studies should include a larger variety of dog breeds, and specifically test whether experience with specific dog breeds easily transfers to the ability of recognizing emotions in different breeds.

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   Nov 11, 2019 · This suggests that, although some emotions are recognized early on independently of previous experience, learning is crucial to improve dog emotion recognition.

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   Nov 19, 2019 · People can innately read some canine emotional expressions, but learning helps. Our co-evolution with dogs has given us the innate ability to read some of their facial emotional expressions.

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   Jul 4, 2024 · This study explores the feasibility of using deep-learning Artificial Intelligence systems to accurately recognize canine emotions in general environments, to assist individuals without specialized knowledge or skills in discerning dog behavior, particularly related to aggression or friendliness.

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   Dec 30, 2022 · The study presented here is the first to explore automated recognition of dog emotions from facial expressions, using a dataset collected from a carefully designed experimental protocol where...

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   Nov 11, 2019 · This suggests that, although some emotions are recognized early on independently of previous experience, learning is crucial to improve dog emotion recognition. These results confirm previous studies, showing that younger children are less proficient at reading dog emotions e.g. 40 .

   • Author: Federica Amici, James Waterman, Christina Maria Kellermann, Christina Maria Kellermann, Karimullah K...
   • DOI: 10.1038/s41598-019-52938-4

   • Publish Year: 2019
   • Publication: Sci Rep. 2019; 9: 16414.

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   This study explores the feasibility of using deep-learning Artificial Intelligence systems to accurately recognize canine emotions in general environments, to assist individuals without specialized knowledge or skills in discerning dog behavior, particularly related to aggression or friendliness.

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   Mar 1, 2011 · The present study aimed at exploring the possibility of enhancing the emotion recognition capability of human beings by using an animal-assisted intervention focusing on emotional expressions of dogs.