A trade book entitled "With Monkeys in Mind."
Publications
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indicates Carleton student or Carleton graduate author.
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1. Neiworth, J.J. (2012). Chasing sounds. Behavioural Processes, in press.
2. Neiworth, J.J. (2009). Thinking about me: How social awareness evolved. Current Directions in Psychological Science, 18, 143-147.
3. Neiworth, J.J., Johnson, E. T., Whillock, K., Greenberg, J., Brown, V. (2009). Is a sense of inequity an ancestral primate trait? Social inequity in cotton top tamarins (Saguinus oedipus? Journal of Comparative Psychology, 123, 10-17.
4. Neiworth,
J.J., Hassett, J.M*. and Sylvester, C.M.* (2007). Face
processing in humans and new world monkeys: the influence of experiential
and ecological
factors. Animal
Cognition, 10, 2, 125-134.
5. Neiworth,
J.J., Gleichman, A*, Olinick, A.*, and Lamp, K.* (2006). Global and local
processing in adult humans (Homo sapiens), 5-year old children (Homo sapiens),
and adult cotton top tamarins (Saguinus oedipus). Journal of Comparative
Psychology, 120 (4), 323 - 330.
6. Neiworth,
J.J., Parsons, R.R.* and Hassett, J.M.* (2004). A test of the generality of perceptually-based
categories found in infants: Attentional differences toward natural
kinds by New World monkeys. Developmental Science, 7(2):
185-193.
7. Neiworth,
J.J., Steinmark, E.*, Basile, B.M.*, Wonders, R.*, Steely, F.* and DeHart,
C.*( 2003).
A test
of object permanence in a New World monkey species, cotton top tamarins
(Saguinus
oedipus). Animal Cognition, 6: 27-37.
8. Neiworth,
J.J., Burman, M.A.*, Basile, B.M.*, and Lickteig, M.T.* (2002). Use of experimenter-given
cues in visual co-orienting and in an object-choice task by a new world monkey
species, cotton top tamarins (Saguinus oedipus). Journal
of Comparative Psychology, 116, 3-11.
9. Neiworth,
J.J., Anders, S.L.*, and Parsons, R.R.* (2001). Tracking responses related to self-recognition:
A frequency comparison of responses to mirrors, photographs, and videotape
of monkeys by cotton top tamarins (Saguinus oedipus). Journal
of Comparative Psychology, 115, 432-438.
10. Wright,
A.A., Rivera, J.J, Hulse, S.H. Shyan, M. & J.J. Neiworth (2000). Music perception and octave
generalization in rhesus monkeys. Journal of Experimental Psychology:
General, 129, (3), 291-307.
11. Neiworth, J.J. (1995). The
integration of content with context: Spatiotemporal encoding and episodic
memories in people and animals. In H.L. Roitblat & J. Meyer Arcady (Eds),
Comparative Approaches to Cognitive Science, MIT
Press.
12. Neiworth, J.J. & Wright,
A.A. (1994). Monkeys Macaca mulatta learn category matching in a nonidentical
matching task. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior
Processes, 20 (4) , 429-435.
13. Neiworth, J.J. (1992). Cognitive
aspects of movement estimation: A study of imagery in animals. In W. K.
Honig
and J.G. Fetterman (Eds.), Cognitive aspects of stimulus control,
Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
14.
Rilling, M.E. & Neiworth,
J.J. (1991). How animals use images. Science Progress, 75,
439-452.
15. Wright, A.A., Cook, R.G.
Rivera, J.J., Shyan, M.R., Neiworth, J.J., Jitsumori, M. (1990). Naming,
rehearsal,
and interstimulus interval effects in memory processing. Journal
of Experimental Psychology: Learning Memory and Cognition, 16,
(6), 11043-1059.
16. Wright, A.A., Cook, R.G.,
Shyan, M.R., Neiworth, J.J., Emmerton, J., Sands, S., Rivera, J.J., &
Delius, J. (1988). Concept learning by pigeons and monkeys. Bulletin
of the Psychonomic Society,26, 6, 505.
17. Neiworth, J.J., & Rilling,
M.E. (1987). A method for studying imagery in animals. Journal
of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes, 13,
3, 203-214.
18. Rilling, M.E., & Neiworth,
J.J. (1987). Theoretical and methodological considerations for the study of
imagery in animals. Learning and Motivation,18,
57-79.
19. Neiworth, J.J. (1987).
Investigating an Imagery Process in Pigeons. A dissertation received
September,
1987, in the department of Psychology, Michigan State University.
20. Neiworth, J.J., & Rilling,
M.E. (1986). Toward a method for studying imagery in pigeons. Bulletin
of the Psychonomic Society, 24, 5, 347.
21. Rilling, M.E., & Neiworth,
J.J. (1986). Comparative cognition: A general process approach. In D.F. Kendrick,
M.E. Rilling, & M.R. Denney (Eds.), Theories of Animal Memory.
Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
22. Neuringer, A.J., Balaban,
M.T., Neiworth, J.J., & Rhodes, D. (1982). Punishment: Why it works and
why not. Behavioural Analysis Letters, 2,(5),
286-287.
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E. P. WIERTELAK1,2, J. NEIWORTH3, G. COUSENS1,2, S. DICKINSON4, G. MUIR4, C. OHNESORGE3, M. FERRAGAMO5, J. R. PRICHARD7, B. CURCHACK9, D. NELSON8, P. COSTELLO6, B. SHERMAN4, L. WICHLINSKI3, J. WOTTON6;
1Dept. of Psychology, 2Cognitive and Neurosci. Studies Program, Macalester Col., Saint Paul, MN; 3Psychology, Carleton Col., Northfield, MN; 4Psychology, St. Olaf Col., Northfield, MN; 5Biol., 6Psychology, Gustavus Adolphus Col., St. Peter, MN; 7Psychology, 8Biol., Univ. of St. Thomas, Saint Paul, MN; 9Psychology, Augsburg Col., Minneapolis, MN. Midbrains 2007: The inaugural year of the Midwest's undergraduate neuroscience conference. Presented Nov 3, 2007, Society for Neuroscience, San Diego, CA.
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Neiworth,
J.J., Whillock, K.*, Greenberg, J. *, Weaver, J.*, Kudura, A.* and
Gray, E.*. Tamarins exhibit perceptual constraints similar to autistic
humans. At the
Experimental
Psychological
Society
and
Psychonomic Society Joint Meeting, July 4 - 7, 2007,
Edinburgh, Scotland. [20-minute oral presentation; powerpoint will be
posted soon.]
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Neiworth,
J.J., Johnson, E.*, Whillock, K.*, Brown, V*, and Greenberg, J.*
A test of inequity aversion in cotton top tamarins (Saguinus oedipus).
At the 47th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Houston, TX,
Nov 17, 2006.
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Neiworth,
J.J., Sonstegard, M.* Lewis, A.* and Whillock, K.* Assessment of
numerosity
by tamarins. At the 46th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society,
Toronto, CANADA, November 11, 2005. [Click
here for poster in pdf form]
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Neiworth,
J.J., Lewis, A.* and Sonstegard, M.* Assessment of Number by Tamarins.
At the 12th Annual Comparative Cognition Society Meeting ,CO3-2005,
Melbourne Beach, Florida, March 16-19, 2005.
[click here for PowerPoint presentation]
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Neiworth,
J.J., Gleichman, A.*, Olinick, A.*, Lamp, K.* Hierarchical
Processing of Stimuli by Adults, 5-year olds, and Monkeys. 45th Annual
Meeting
of the Psychonomic Society, Minneapolis, MN, November 18-21, 2004. [click here for pdf of poster]
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Neiworth,
J.J., and Ballard, R.H.* Influence of geometric and nongeometric
cues in foraging by tamarins. Presented at the 44th Annual
Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Vancouver, CANADA, Nov 6, 2003.
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Neiworth,
J.J., Sylvester, C.J.*, Hassett, J.M.*, and Basile, B.M.* Is socially-mediated
sharing ape-specific? The effects of cooperation and of a food prime
on
food sharing in cotton top tamarins (Saguinus oedipus). Presented
at the 75th Annual Midwestern Psychological Association Meeting,
Chicago,
IL, May 9, 2003.
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Neiworth, J.J, Hassett, J.M.*, and Sylvester, C.J.* Face processing by
tamarins and humans: Evidence of conspecific and experiential
effects.
Presented at the 75th Annual Midwestern Psychological Association Meeting,
Chicago, IL, May 9, 2003.
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Neiworth, J.J., Parsons,
R.R.*, and Hassett, J.M.* Attentional Differences Toward Natural Kinds
Categories by Cotton Top Tamarins (Saguinus oedipus): An Examination
of Preferential Looking at Different Levels of Category Inclusiveness.
At the 14th Bienniel International Conference on Infant Studies, Toronto,
ONT Canada, April 18-21, 2002.
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Neiworth, J.J., Steinmark,
E.*, DeHart, C.*, and Steely, F.* A test of object permanence in a new world
monkey species, cotton top tamarins (Saguinus oedipus). At the 42nd
Annual meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Orlando, FL, Nov 15 -17, 2001.
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Neiworth, J.J., Burman, M.*,
Basile, B.*, & Lickteig, M.* Use of experimenter-given cues in co-orienting
and choice tasks in cotton top tamarins. (#34), Human Cognition, Comparative
Psychology and Psychobiology Session, 73rd Annual Midwestern Psychological
Association Meeting, Chicago, ILL, May 5, 2001.
Wright, A.A., Rivera, J.J.,
Hulse, S.H., Shyan, M., and Neiworth, J.J. Octave generalization of tonal
musical passages. Presented at the 39th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic
Society, Nov 21st, 1998, Dallas, TX.
Neiworth, J.J. Internal models
of space, time, and movement in animals. Presented at the Comparative Aspects
of Cognitive Science Conference, Aix-en-Provence, France, July 6-17, 1992,
sponsored by Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, France & Ecole d'Art,
Aix-en-Provence & NRC, France.
Neiworth, J.J. Accuracies
and inaccuracies in movement representation. Presented at the Dalhousie
Conference, Cognitive Aspects of Stimulus Control, sponsored by NSERC, Halifax,
Nova Scotia, June 12, 1989.
Wright, A.A., Cook, R.B.,
Shyan, M.R., Neiworth, J.J., Jitsumori, M. Emmerton, J. , Sands, S.F., Rivera,
J.J.& Delius, J.D. Concept learning by pigeons and monkeys. Presented
at the Annual meeting of the Psychonomic Society in Chicago, IL, November,
1988.
Neiworth, J.J. & Rilling,
M.E.. Towards a method for studying imagery in animals. Presented at the
Annual meeting of the Psychonomic Society in New Orleans, LO, November,
1986.
Neiworth, J.J. Investigating
the form of pigeon memory. Presented at the Conference on Animal Learning
in Toronto, Ontario, CA, June, 1986.
Rilling, M.E. & Neiworth,
J.J. Movement extrapolation in pigeons. Presented at the Midwestern Psychological
Association in Chicago, IL, May, 1986.
Neiworth, J.J., & Rilling,
M.E. Imagery in pigeons. Presented at the Annual meeting of the Psychonomic
Society, Boston, MA, November, 1985.
Neuringer, A.J., Balaban,
M.T., Neiworth, J.J., & Rhodes, D. Punishment: Why it works and why
not. Presented at the ABA convention in Milwaukee, WI, May, 1982.
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Funding
Awards
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External Awards
Psychology
110, Principles of Psychology (25 terms, Carleton College)
Psychology
200/201, Advanced Methods in Data Analyses and Laboratory (18 terms, Carleton College)
Psychology
210, Psychology of Learning (23 terms, Carleton College)
Psychology
211, Research Methods in Learning Laboratory (23 terms)
Psychology
212, Comparative Cognition (approximately 10 terms, Carleton College)
Psychology 365,
Animal Models of Human Behavior Seminar (3 terms, Carleton College)
Psychology
366, Cognitive Neuroscience Seminar (14 terms, Carleton College)
Psychology
371, Primate Cognition Seminar (12 terms, Carleton College)
Psychology 398,
Senior Colloquium (6 terms, Carleton College)
Psychology 397,
Senior Tutorial (4 terms, Carleton College)
Psychology
391, 392 Independent Studies, every year for 25 years.
External
Reviewer for:
NSF,
NIH, FWF
(Austrian Science Fund), Journal
of Comparative Psychology, Journal
of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes, Animal
Cognition, Developmental
Science
Panelist
for Grant Reviews:
July
1997 NSF Chair of Review Panel: Curriculum and Course Development, and Undergraduate
Faculty Enhancement Awards for the Social Sciences. NSF, Wash DC.
July
1995 NSF Review Panelist: Curriculum and Course Development, and Undergraduate
Faculty Enhancement Awards for the Social Sciences. NSF, Wash DC.
Memberships
in Society
American
Psychological Association (APA), American
Psychological Society (APS), Midwestern
Psychological Association (MPA), International
Society on Infant Studies (ISIS), the
Psychonomic Society, American Society of
Primatologists (ASP), American Association
of Laboratory Animal Sciences (AALAS)
Letters
of Reference
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Neil Lutsky
Professor
of Psychology, 1976 to present.
Chair of dept, 1982-1989
Involved
in hiring me, and co-taught with me for many years.
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Neil
Lutsky
Department of Psychology
Carleton College
Northfield, MN 55057
Phone: 507-646-4379
email: nlutsky@carleton.edu |
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Charles
Snowdon,
Professor
of Psychology and Biology.
Consultant,
advisor on initial tamarin work.
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Charles
Snowdon
Department of Psychology and Biology
University of Wisconsin-Madison
W.J. Brogden Hall,
1202 West Johnson Street,
Madison, WI 53706-1696
Phone: 608-262-3974
email: snowdon@facstaff.wisc.edu |
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Anthony
A. Wright,
Professor,
Dept of Neurobiology
Sponsor,
NIMH
Postdoctoral fellowship 1987-1988
Co-author
of several publications (1994, 2000)
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Anthony
A. Wright
Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy
The University of Texas-Houston Medical School
P.O. Box 20708~Houston, Texas 77225
Phone: (713) 500-5627
email: anthony.a.wright@uth.tmc.edu
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Mark Rilling,
Professor
Emeritus
Graduate
Advisor, 1982-1987
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Mark Rilling,
Professor Emeritus
126 Psychology Research Building
Department of Psychology
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824-1117
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