Caroline Prouvost

Caroline Prouvost appears on this site as co-author of the 2014 PLoS ONE paper on jealousy in dogs, with Christine Harris.
Who they are
The work of Caroline Prouvost reaches this site through the paper listed below. On this site the name is tied to Jealousy.
Key papers
Harris, C. R., & Prouvost, C. (2014). Jealousy in dogs. PLoS ONE, 9(7), e94597. What it reports: Thirty-six dogs watched their owners act affectionately toward a realistic stuffed dog, a pail or a book. The dogs pushed, touched and tried to get between owner and object far more often when the object was the stuffed dog, which the authors read as a basic form of jealousy shared with human infants.
Key ideas
Jealousy: The feeling that a valued bond or share of attention is moving toward a rival, seen in experiments from infancy onward.
Sources
- Harris, C. R., & Prouvost, C. (2014). Jealousy in dogs. PLoS ONE, 9(7), e94597.