In Studies of Attempts to Teach Chimpanzees Language, Researchers Have

question 69

Multiple Choice

In studies of attempts to teach chimpanzees language, researchers have found that

• A)chimpanzees are similar to human children in requiring few trials to associate signs with meaning.
• B)chimpanzees frequently engage in naming behaviours.
• C)children master syntax later than chimpanzees.
• D)chimpanzees require many trials to associate meaning in communication.

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