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This study examines metacognition in honey bees, investigating their decision-making processes when foraging. It explores how bees recognize uncertainty and how their brain structure relates to cognitive abilities, aiming to enhance understanding of animal cognition and evolution.
Metacognition is monitoring one's own thoughts and using that knowledge to guide decision-making; for example, knowing one lacks the knowledge needed to solve a problem.
Do non-human animals have metacognition? I will investigate how honey bees solve choice tasks when available information is limited.
Do they use metacognition or alternative simpler strategies? I will examine how bees recognize and communicate uncertainty about floral resources when foraging socially. I will determine how natura…
QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
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