Dog brains act surprisingly human when told ‘no’ | Popular Science
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New research indicates that dogs exhibit brain patterns resembling human self-control when they hear the command 'no.' The study, published in Animal Cognition, utilizes EEG scans to explore the neural activity in dogs during obedience and its potential relevance to understanding human conditions.
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This is a strong news article with well-structured information and proper citations, although there could be more balance regarding potential criticisms of the study's implications.
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