An Unexpected Observation from Overmier & Seligman's Early Experiments with Dogs

question 19

Multiple Choice

An unexpected observation from Overmier & Seligman's early experiments with dogs was that

• A) they could learn complex escape strategies.
• B) dogs were capable of experiencing depression.
• C) they had expectations of future payoffs.
• D) dogs were so much less intelligent than cats.

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