Evidence for Observational Learning in Nonhumans Is Present in All

question 46

Multiple Choice

Evidence for observational learning in nonhumans is present in all of the following examples EXCEPT:

• A) lab-raised monkeys becoming fearful of a snake after watching a wild monkey's reactions
• B) a puppy learning to get into the cupboard with the dog food after watching an older dog open the door
• C) animals that injure rather than kill their prey in order to teach their young how to hunt
• D) a cat learning to come at the sound of a can opener because the sound predicts food

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Definitions:

Test Statistic

A numerical quantity calculated from a sample of data, used in statistical testing to make decisions about a population parameter.

P-value

The probability of achieving outcomes as significant as, or more significant than, the ones observed, under the premise that the null hypothesis is valid.

Test Statistic

A numerical value calculated from sample data during a hypothesis test, used to assess the strength of evidence against the null hypothesis.

Population Proportions

The fraction or percentage of the population that possesses a particular property.