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1 ЪНИЗО ВПУЩГ ПЕВВРЕЕ, 2004, 65, 2, НеД 612:8216; 575: fl 2004 Ъ Е И Е ЙВ ИОЗ З З, М, 11 К Й, fl, - fl,,,,, З fl А fl -, fl, fl fl А (- ), А fl fl Й (social learning), fl- fl fl - fl, fl fl Й - fl, -,, (- ),,, - fl - Аfl - fl -, (А, 1913; Й, 1922; З, 1948, 1973; Ж, 1970; М, 1976; Krebs, Dacies, 1978) А fl - fl, fl fl fl О fl -, fl Social learning 27- (Reznikova, 2001) д fl А - fl fl, fl, - flfl - fl Е Ч Й-б XIX, fl:,,, -,, Ч fl fl д fl,, fl,, -, fl -, (,, -,, ) - А fl - fl fl - В - fl В fl, - flfl,,, - З fl fl, flfl,, flfl 135
2 136 И flfl е, fl fl fl, fl fl: fl - fl, fl, - fl а - Е fl fl, Й fl -, fl fl flfl еfl fl -, fl - Е fl - fl fl -, fl Й, - fl flfl - - fl, fl fl fl (Х, 1977; К, 1983; а, 1991; Е, 1997; Й, Х, 1989; В, Й, 1998; И, 1998; У-, 2000; П, Й, 2001) Й, бfl fl Social learning -, - fl, -,, - fl (Heyes, 1994) Ч - fl flfl (imitation learning), - (observational learning) К - К flfl, -, fl,, fl- fl Ж - fl fl fl, fl flfl ( contagion - ) - fl social faclitation, social release (Zajonc, 1965; Р, 1983) А, flfl (, -, ) fl (), К fl fl -, К- fl,,,, ( ) - -, fl,, В - fl fl (stimulus enhancement): И fl ( ) - - а fl (stimulus faclitation): fl fl - fl fl - (Spence, 1937; Thorpe, 1956) П - fl (emulation) еfl fl : flfl Ч б (Tomasello, 1990) fl fl -, fl fl fl, - fl А б - fl fl - З fl fl, -, fl Щ - fl,, -, fl З fl - fl -, fl fl М- fl fl fl - fl,, З fl - fl fl ( fl, Thorndike, 1911) Ч fl А
3 fl 137 fl flfl, - (Caldwell, Whitten, 2002) Й fl (Thorpe, 1956) З fl fl, А fl fl (М, 1976; Р-, 1983; Ж, М, 1996), fl О -, fl fl А fl, fl, - fl fl,, fl, -,,, -, fl, fl-, Е, flfl - fl fl fl- Щ flfl fl- fl fl, fl fl, fl fl К fl (Hind, Fisher, 1951), (, 1961) - (Galef, 1992) Й - flflfl - (teaching, tutoring), fl, - Ч fl flfl : О А, О fl - А, fl fl К О,, - А, flfl, fl - fl, fl flfl, fl fl А - А fl () fl,, (Caro, Hauser, 1992) О - flflfl fl fl - fl flfl З fl - fl, fl,, - Мfl fl А fl -, fl fl, - fl З, - fl, - А, fl - fl А -, fl fl В-,, fl fl fl, - fl, (Oldfild-Box, 1970) А fl - fl а fl, fl - В,, fl, 15 Е fl flfl : -,, -, (М, М, 1982) Ж, flfl -, fl, -, -,, - fl, (Valsecehi et al, 1989) П, - fl fl (- ), - fl Й fl,, - (Ж, М, 1996) Й -, - fl, (Laland, Plotkin, 1992) Ж fl, - fl (Yeyes, 1994) Ж fl fl, fl, fl (Previde, Poli, 1996) А АБ Дfl (1940) fl
4 138 И fl 3040, fl, 23, fl- П, -, -, fl- (Darby, Riopell, 1959) О М (1972) -, fl - fl fl, fl fl К fl - fl fl, б, ОЗ К (1940), -, -, ; -,, fl, ; fl - fl fl О -, - fl (И, 1975, 1983; Reznikova J, 1982; Reznikova Zh, 2001) А, -, - fl - fl,, fl () Ч- fl - fl В, fl 10 - З, fl 2 А - fl, Щ - -,, flfl fl fl fl - а fl б, fl Ч fl Й -,,, К fl- fl, - fl, (), -,, fl К- flfl fl fl fl З, fl fl - fl, fl fl (Sherwin et al, 2002) А fl fl, б, - fl, -, - fl,, -,, fl (Suboski, Bartashunas, 1984) е,,, -, (Mason, 1988) еfl В - fl, fl, fl Д-, - fl, (Galef, Giraldeau, 2001) А - - fl Н fl, fl, fl - Е fl fl, fl - (Rozin, Kalat, 1971; Д, 1989) З fl fl -, - а fl - Ч - Р (Galef, 1988), -- А - (, ), fl fl - fl fl Д - -
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6 140 И fl А, -, fl flflfl, fl fl flfl fl б,, - - -, fl - (Ж, 1970) Е - fl fl Д fl fl, -, - :,, fl, flfl В fl, -, fl Иfl flflfl, - fl fl Ч fl- - fl, - flfl, - -,, - З fl -, flfl, fl - flfl (Mineka, Cook, 1988) В А -,, fl, -, fl В, fl, fl, flfl,, fl Ч - fl fl - fl А - fl fl - - fl fl Й - Й fl, fl : fl, fl fl В, - fl - Ч fl (Dugatkin, 1996) Й П fl, fl : - ( fl -, flfl ) -, - fl В, fl (424%),, Щ - 40%,, - fl, fl Д fl Й fl,,, - fl - - Д ( ) б (Thorndike, 1911) fl fl fl : fl fl (Visalberghi, Fragaszy, 1990), - fl (Byrne, Tomasello, 1995), fl (Tomasello, В fl- КВ Д, (KФhler, 1925), б (THorpe, 1956) -,, - ( fl), - В, - fl fl,, -, К fl -,, fl fl, З,, fl - fl - fl fl -, - ( : а, 1999) б - - fl - З,, fl, - fl fl Ч fl fl fl А fl -, fl, - fl, - fl З fl -, -
7 fl 141 (two-ways action/one outcome) Ж - fl В - б (Thorndike, 1911), fl - К fl - fl ( - fl, fl ),,, fl - fl, - fl М fl - -,, -, fl - К Еfl fl, - - fl М -, - fl, З - fl - ( ) А б fl fl, fl З fl,, а fl- - fl З, -,, - fl- Ч fl fl б е М - Melopsittacus undulasus:, fl, fl - fl, fl, - (Dawson, Foss, 1965) Ч fl fl fl fl Ж flfl А fl К, fl fl е fl,, (Zentall, 1996) е, fl,, -, fl - fl (Campbtl et al, 1998) А - fl -,, fl fl, fl (Bugnyar, Huber, 1997) А - - -, fl ( - ) Ч fl, - fl А () - (Voelkl, Huber, 2000) К - Corvus corax (Fritz, Kortschal, 1999), fl (Akins, Zentall, 1996), (Byrn, Tomasello, 1995; Campbell, Heyess, 2002) - е -, fl fl б, - А (Whiten, 1998) fl -, -, fl - T- е - fl fl,, -,, - - ; fl,, fl fl, - fl К -, -, - fl fl О-,, flflfl, fl,,, fl, Н Д (KФller, 1925), е - -, fl Й- flfl, - (Tomasello, 1996; Whiten, 1998) Ж fl, fl,, - fl Д -, fl -
8 142 И, fl (Custance et al, 1999) В fl -, fl - fl б, - - fl (Fawcett et al, 2002) А, - Й -, - fl (fl ) fl - (fl ) б -, бfl - fl,, -, З fl, - fl К - Й,, - А, - fl (Huber et al, 2001) Кfl fl, - fl fl - ; fl, flfl fl е В -, А, - Й- fl, fl,,, - - В - -, fl, - З fl, В А,, - fl, - fl В fl fl fl, fl, З,, З Е - - fl Е fl - fl fl fl, Еfl, fl,, fl - fl - fl А fl, fl fl, А fl - - fl - - : fl fl, fl (fl- fl),,, fl И flfl А flfl, - (,, ) fl,, Ъ -, flfl,, Б flflfl (1970) fl, -, В, -,,, З - fl В,,, fl,,,,, fl б ПЕ Л (1947) - fl fl А - - Н, - fl, fl - fl fl,, - а fl - fl З fl - fl К
9 fl 143, fl, -, fl, -, fl, fl fl : fl, - (McGrew, 1992) А flfl fl flfl, - З fl, - fl, fl fl fl,, А fl,, fl, fl - fl б, 50-, fl, - fl fl fl -, fl (Church, 1957) А - -, fl а -, fl В- : К - ( fl ), Д fl, fl П fl, fl - И fl -, К, fl fl, fl (Brown, Laland,2002) Ч fl -, fl fl В fl, fl flfl е fl, fl fl б - fl flfl fl,, - fl (Cavalli-Sforza, Feldman, 1981; Boyd, Richerson, 1985) К - fl fl (Coussi-Korbel, Fragaszy, 1995) В,, fl fl fl fl : -,,, - К - :, fl- fl -, fl (Reader, Laland, 2000) Е fl - fl Steatocranus casuarius (Budaev et al, 1999), - (Benus et al, 1987), - (Verbeek et al, 1994), (Hessing et al, 1994) Н -, fl, - - (И, Иfl, 1990; И, З, 1998; Ryabko, Reznikova, 1996) еfl, - -, fl -, fl, fl, Е, fl fl - fl,, fl fl Н - - fl fl (Koolhaas et al, 1999) А fl - - fl (Pfeffer et al, 2002) Аfl, -, fl - fl Н, flfl - fl,, Ч, fl- -, fl- - а fl fl - А fl fl flfl fl
10 144 И (Lefebvre et al, 1997) О fl О () flflfl - А - fl -, fl fl (Caro, Hauser, 1992) Ж, flfl fl: 1) fl 2) - Кfl fl в fl, А fl fl fl - flflfl fl Аfl, fl,, fl А Д, flfl - fl,, - fl fl В, fl -, fl - Ч - fl fl - (Lopez G, Lopez D, 1985) (Ewer, 1969; З, 1998), - fl fl (Ewer, 1963; М, 1978) е - fl, fl fl fl - А fl,,, (И-, 2000, ) Л flflfl - Ч -Ч (Eibl-Fibesfeld, 1970) В, fl fl - fl,, fl fl fl, - fl Д fl fl З- fl fl fl,, fl fl - fl fl З,? З flflfl, -, fl? Ж, fl еfl fl- flfl fl fl, fl В flfl fl, fl, - еfl fl fl, fl, fl, fl - fl fl fl Й - : - fl fl, fl, fl- Е, fl, - fl - - fl (О, 1972; К, 1990) Щ- fl fl Д - Й (Caro, 1994) П fl, - fl fl 10 К, fl fl fl fl -, fl, - Йfl -, (Caro, 1980) В fl fl, fl, fl, fl, - И fl
11 fl А - fl, Ч fl - В - fl З fl, fl (б, 1970; Meinertzhagen, 1954; Beebe, 1960; McElroy, 1974, Newton, 1979) В fl,,, - fl fl И, - fl - fl fl - (Schaadt, Rymon, 1982) В fl fl -,, fl fl, -, fl - fl В flfl, Щ -, fl е - Й - fl fl - : fl (Fouts et al, 1982) А fl - 10 fl, - fl -, fl, fl (Boesch, 1991) К - К fl Ж - fl fl fl, fl б fl :, - fl, А - fl, (287 ) (316 ) З, - А - А, fl-,, fl fl, -, fl,,, fl А fl - - fl О (Midford et al, 2000) А - - В - : А fl, fl fl: fl - fl fl, fl fl, - Р fl Кfl fl - fl fl fl, flfl fl (Nagell et al, 1993): 1) fl - fl, fl fl; 2) fl- fl - fl- ; 3) fl ; 4) flfl е - fl fl -, fl, fl, е - А -, fl б - fl Л М (Fischer, Hind, 1949; Hind, Fisher, 1951), - fl, - fl fl fl - А - fl fl fl (Kawamura, 1963; Kawai, 1965) И - fl - Б fl -
12 146 И (De Waal, 1999) Кfl - fl б,, Д, fl fl, fl (Р-, 1990) Й, - fl fl, -, -, fl (Ж, 1986; Ж, М, 1997) А,, fl Д-, - fl fl - fl, fl, Е - fl,, - fl Ч - fl fl - fl, В,,,, fl - fl Ч fl, fl З, fl,,, (Zohar, Terkel, 1996) Ж - fl - fl - Й flflfl fl А fl, -, - Ж, fl, - - е fl - fl flfl -, б, Р (Galef, 1980), fl fl -, fl, - В, - fl fl -, fl И -, Р fl В flflfl -, fl flfl - fl, Ч - fl, В,, fl - fl, fl А (Sherry, Galef, 1984, 1990) -, fl fl fl fl fl fl flflfl fl- Щ,, - flfl, - fl А fl - Щ, А fl, Щ fl, fl - fl - А, fl, - fl В ( ) -,! Ч, -, - - А,,, fl М fl, fl flfl, flfl Кfl, - Ч - fl (а, 1986) А,, - Еfl,,, - - -
13 fl 147, Щ -, fl,, fl -, В - fl - fl, -,,,, - Д, fl, 7 fl О (McGrew, 1998, 2001; Whitten et al, 1999) е- ( ) 151 П 39 -, А, Ж - fl fl, Ч -, fl fl fl fl А д flflfl fl б, fl fl 1979 fl fl fl В-, flfl fl, - fl Йfl 20 80% fl Е- fl - - fl, fl, fl - Й fl flfl Ч fl,, fl-, fl - И - fl (Huffman, Hishie, 2001) З fl flfl, - -, - fl А - fl, flfl flfl, fl е flflfl - fl, fl -,, fl - В fl fl,, fl fl К,, fl, В fl А, О М (1977) fl - fl fl fl fl ( ),, В (fl), - а В fl, fl fl, -,, -, - - fl В fl - fl- fl Щ, Ч, fl, fl fl, - fl - е, fl - ( flfl ),, flfl fl- - З, flfl- fl К - : fl е -, fl - fl,,,, Чflfl fl, fl бfl fl - fl,, fl - fl fl Е- fl,, б в, -
14 148 И fl, flflfl, fl - В,, - fl,, -, - flfl flfl Д fl К, - - fl Нfl fl - fl fl, fl Й- (fl,, -, ), fl (, fl, - ) (, fl) fl -, fl - fl И ИММЕ ( ) ЙКЕЙВД ЕбЩИОбНИ О е, 1972 Кfl Ж: Ж 215 П Ж, Й Щ, 2001 б - : fl - fl // Ъ 2001 T 62 1 C 7278 А А, 1913 П fl - ЙК ; Ж: Е- А б c Р ЗЗ, 1990 вfl Д // А Д б 10 C Р ЖЩ, 1983 Й - fl : fl fl // Е Ж: АЕЗЕбЕ б 12 C Р е, 1992 Х : Ж: Ж 670 c а ОО, 1991 Вfl Ж: З 277 а ао, еfl ЖО, Ж ЗА, 1986 Й fl- // а б C а ао, К ЕЕ, И ЪЕ, 1999 В fl Ж: Е- ЖРН 383 c Е АА, 1997 А fl :, fl, fl Ж: Е- ДЖД Scientific Press 147 c Д ЩА, Ж ЗЗ, Х ЖЕ, 1989 В Ж: З, 250 c Дfl АБ, 1940 Е- fl fl // П 10 C ЖЩ, 1961 Йfl // fl б 1 : Е- РН Й 311 Д, 1970 Д fl Й Ж: а 195 c Ж ПК, 1970 а - fl // П- fl Ж: З Й 1236 Ж ЕИ, 1986 З - fl // IV А - б 3 Ж: З б 3 C Ж ЗЗ, М ЩЦ, 1996 В- -fl fl, Ж: О 225 c З ЙА, 1998 Аfl - Felis lynx, Felidae, Carnivora // а б C З ЗК, 1948 Чfl Ж: А 618 З ЗК, 1973 Й ( ) fl fl // Ъ - б 34 6 C В ВА, Й ЖО, 1998 Жfl - fl - fl Clethrionomys // К, - fl fl : Й / К Й АЩ, И АА, Й- ЖО Ж: З Й 3265 К АЙ, 1990 П Ж: О- 215 c К ЩЗ, 1983 К - fl fl Ж: З 423 c К ОЗ, 1940 А fl // еоз ЙЙЙИ б 27 2 C И ЪЕ, 1975 З - fl, // а б 54 7 C И ЪЕ, 1982 Ж fl З : З 208 И ЪЕ, 2000 Е fl Ъ в 1 Ж: З 280 c И ЪЕ, 2000 Ж fl Ч -
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