Researchers Who Are Convinced That Animals Can Think Point to Evidence

question 54

Multiple Choice

Researchers who are convinced that animals can think point to evidence that

• A) chimpanzees demonstrate the ability to "count" by learning to touch pictures of objects in ascending numerical order.
• B) chimpanzees regularly use sticks as tools in their natural habitats.
• C) chimps invent grooming and courtship customs and pass them on to their peers.
• D) they exhibit all of these skills.

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Definitions:

Nonroutine Collective Action

Spontaneous, unstructured group actions that occur in response to unforeseen events or crises, often bypassing traditional organizational structures.

Economic Deprivation

A state of being in which individuals or communities lack adequate financial resources, leading to poverty and restricted access to necessities.

Lynching

The illegal execution of an individual by a mob, often by hanging, typically without a lawful trial, historically used as a tool of racial oppression.

Norms

Established standards of behavior maintained by a society, regarded as acceptable or typical for its members.