Research on the Communication Skills of Nonhuman Primates Reveals Their

question 9

Multiple Choice

Research on the communication skills of nonhuman primates reveals their inability to refer to objects that are not immediately present in their environment, such as food and danger. The ability to describe things and events that are not present is called

• A) productivity.
• B) cultural transmission.
• C) linguistic imagination.
• D) phonology.
• E) displacement.

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Definitions:

Westernized cities

Urban areas significantly influenced by Western culture in aspects such as lifestyle, architecture, economy, and governance.

Arabic villages

Small, often rural and traditional communities found within Arab regions, characterized by distinct cultural, architectural, and social structures.

Developmental period

A specific time frame in an individual's life during which significant growth or change occurs, often categorized by stages in physical, emotional, or cognitive development.

Adolescence

A transitional stage of physical and psychological development that generally occurs during the period from puberty to legal adulthood.