The Language Experiments with Chimpanzees, Bonobos, and Gorillas Indicate That

question 73

Multiple Choice

The language experiments with chimpanzees, bonobos, and gorillas indicate that they

• A)lack the ability to communicate symbolically.
• B)can learn to use up to 100 spoken words.
• C)have some ability to use signs to communicate.
• D)have human-like vocal tract anatomies.
• E)think symbolically in the same way humans do.

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Definitions:

Classes of Objects

Categories or groups into which objects are classified based on shared characteristics or attributes.

Valid Argument

A logical argument where if the premises are true, the conclusion must also necessarily be true.

Valid Inference Pattern

A logical sequence of statements or propositions where the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises, ensuring the argument's soundness.

Identity Relationship

The connection or relation between various aspects of an individual's identity, such as cultural, personal, or social attributes.