George Romanes Defined Animal Intelligence as

question 55

Multiple Choice

George Romanes defined animal intelligence as

• A)learning to make new adjustments or to modify old ones, in accordance with the results of an animal's own individual experience.
• B)the ability to solve ever more difficult problems in the environment or laboratory.
• C)interacting in a meaningful way with members of the same species.
• D)interacting in a meaningful way with members of other species.

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