In Studies of Primate Cognition and Tool Use, Researchers Have

question 19

Multiple Choice

In studies of primate cognition and tool use, researchers have taught chimpanzees to crack open nuts with stones.Later in life, these chimpanzees have taught other young chimpanzees and offspring the same skill.This could be considered

• A)social transmission of learned behavior.
• B)a type of "culture" that is learned and passed between individuals.
• C)evidence of the cognitive capabilities of primates.
• D)all of the above.

Identify strategies to counteract negative group behaviors such as social loafing.

Comprehend the role of task and maintenance functions in effective work group performance.

Understand the significance of team diversity and individual contributions to team efficacy.

Recognize the components and benefits of positive competitive teamwork skills.

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