A Cognitive Ethologist Would Agree with All of the Following

question 115

Multiple Choice

A cognitive ethologist would agree with all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) animal intelligence can be explained through principles of operant conditioning.
• B) animals can make plans and can make choices, thus indicating intelligence.
• C) animal intelligence is demonstrated when animals can anticipate future events.
• D) animals must be capable of thought or they could not coordinate activities with comrades.

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