Jonathan P. Gulledge

Most-cited papers

1. Can monkeys (Macaca mulatta) represent invisible displacement?

   Christine M. Filion, David A. Washburn, Jonathan P. Gulledge

   1996Journal of Comparative Psychology46 citations Open access

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2. With his memory magnetically erased, a monkey knows he is uncertain

   D. Washburn, Jonathan P. Gulledge, M. Beran, J. Smith

   2010Biology Letters43 citations Open access

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3. Game-like tasks for comparative research: Leveling the playing field

   D. Washburn, Jonathan P. Gulledge

   1995Behavoir research methods, instruments & computers23 citations Open access

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4. A Species Difference in Visuospatial Working Memory:Does Language Link “What” with “Where”?

   D. Washburn, Jonathan P. Gulledge, Frances M James, D. Rumbaugh

   200721 citations

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5. The heuristic and motivational value of video reinforcement.

   D. Washburn, Jonathan P. Gulledge, D. Rumbaugh

   1997Learning and Motivation18 citations

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6. A Species Difference in Visuospatial Memory in Adult Humans and Rhesus Monkeys: The Concentration Game

   D. Washburn, Jonathan P. Gulledge

   2002International Journal of Comparative Psychology16 citations Open access

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7. What Do Arabic Numerals Mean to Macaques (Macaca mulatta)?

   Emily H. Harris, Jonathan P. Gulledge, M. Beran, D. Washburn

   2010Journal of experimental psychology. Animal behavior processes11 citations Open access

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8. A new breed of computer users: Rats control a cursor via joystick manipulation

   D. Washburn, M. J. Rulon, Jonathan P. Gulledge

   2004Behavoir research methods, instruments & computers11 citations Open access

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9. A species difference in visuospatial memory: A failure of memory for what, where, or what is where?

   David A. Washburn, Jonathan P. Gulledge, Bridgette A. Martin

   20036 citations

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10. Judgments of Monkey’s (Macaca mulatta) Facial Expressions by Humans: Does Housing Condition “Affect” Countenance?

    Jonathan P. Gulledge, Samuel Fernández-Carriba, D. Rumbaugh, D. Washburn

    2014The Psychological Record4 citations Open access

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11. PTS performance by flight- and control-group macaques.

    David A. Washburn, D. Rumbaugh, W. Richardson, Jonathan P. Gulledge +2 more

    2000Journal of gravitational physiology : a journal of the International Society for Gravitational Physiology4 citations

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12. Hemispheric Differences in Numerical Cognition: A Comparative Investigation of how Primates Process Numerosity

    Jonathan P. Gulledge

    20063 citations

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13. Animals Count: What's Next? Contributions From the Language Research Center to Nonhuman Animal Numerical Cognition Research.

    M. Beran, Jonathan P. Gulledge, D. Washburn

    20071 citations

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