You Observe Scrub Jays Hiding Food and Notice That One

question 14

Multiple Choice

You observe scrub jays hiding food and notice that one particular individual only pretends to hide food. Your experiments associate the presence of other individuals with the frequency of pretending to cache food. A colleague shows you animals of the same species that do not perform this pretend caching. How does this information affect your conclusions about this behavior?

• A) It suggests that this behavior might be learned.
• B) It prevents you from making conclusions.
• C) It suggests that your experimental design is flawed.
• D) It does not change your initial conclusions.

Identify reasons behind the failure of participant action research.

Comprehend the various modes and phases of action research and photo research.

Recognize techniques to engage and inform stakeholders during research.

Understand how to gather and analyze information in participant action research.

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