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Oxytocin blocks pet dog (Canis familiaris) object choice task performance being predicted by owner perceived intelligence and owner attachment

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Table 1. Mean (± standard deviation) correct object  choices out of 20 for all dogs combined, according to  treatment.
Table 2. Cronbach alpha values for each subscale of the PoDIaCS, MDORS and PAQ, compared  with values previously found in the literature
Table 3. Descriptive statistics for owners’ scores on each subscale of the PoDIaCS, MDORS and  PAQ
Table 4. Pearson Correlation Matrix Describing Relationships between the 8 PoDIaCS subscales  and the 3 MDORS and 2 PAQ subscales
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