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Guilty dogs

When studying animal behavior, researchers must be careful not to let anthropomorphism cloud their interpretations. A dog that “looks guilty” might not actually be feeling guilt in the human sense; instead, its behavior could simply reflect responses to an owner’s tone or body language. This raises important questions about construct validity: Are we truly measuring guilt in dogs? In 2009, Alexandra Horowitz...

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