Assessing quantity combination and dissociation in giraffes.

In terms of potential reliance on simpler strategies, only one strategy (DMO) showed an almost significant effect on the general probability of correctly solving the tasks: individuals tended to choose the option manipulated by the experimenter in the COMB task and avoid it in the DISS task.

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This model revealed a significant difference from the null model (Table 1 ), with both task ( p = 0.054) and DMO strategy ( p = 0.055) having marginally significant effects on individuals’ general performance.

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