Primateusually
Primateusually is a neologism used in discussions of primate behavior and cognitive science to denote a proposed measure of how routinely primates exhibit a set of characteristic behaviors across tasks and contexts. Because it is not an established term, its exact definition varies by author.
Etymology: the word combines primate with usually, signaling a focus on typical, baseline, or canonical behaviors
Operationalization: in a study, primateusually might be quantified as the proportion of trials in which a subject
Applications: researchers may use primateusually to compare species or demographic groups, or to examine the balance
Limitations and criticisms: without a formal consensus, the measure depends on task design, observer criteria, and
Relation to related concepts: the term intersects with behavioral flexibility, behavioral syndromes, neophilia, and social learning,