The Box on Attempts to Teach Language to Primates Concludes

question 14

Multiple Choice

The box on attempts to teach language to primates concludes that:

• A) there is no difference between animal and human communication.
• B) it is impossible to teach language-like behavior to primates.
• C) while chimps can make simple associations between symbols and objects, they lack the ability to link symbols in complex sentences.
• D) chimps can use language to guide their own behavior and to tell each other simple stories, and Washoe even spontaneously developed a language of her own.

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