Brodbeck and Shettleworth Compared the Memory Ability of Black-Capped Chickadees

question 99

Multiple Choice

Brodbeck and Shettleworth compared the memory ability of black-capped chickadees to that of dark-eyed juncos using:

• A) a modified delayed matching-to-sample task.
• B) the biophilia hypothesis.
• C) the Monty Hall dilemma.
• D) a directed forgetting task.

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