Monkeys in captivity are often used for studying psychology due to their intelligence and ability to manipulate devices in much the same way as humans. In a study published on PLOS ONE, a research team at the University of Portsmouth found that when the macaques were allowed to choose to leave their social groups to participate in the touch screen testing and return at their leisure, it curbed fighting and led to stronger group bonding.
via Geekosystem
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