In Gallup's Study of Chimpanzee Behavior, How Did the Chimps

question 42

Multiple Choice

In Gallup's study of chimpanzee behavior, how did the chimps' behavior change from day 1 to day 3 when a mirror was placed in their line of sight?

• A) On both days they showed no interest in the mirror at all.
• B) From the start they treated the mirror much as a human would by occasionally grooming themselves.
• C) At first they behaved as if they were looking at a different chimp (bobbing, threatening, etc.), and then started to respond with self-directed responses such as grooming.
• D) At first they behaved with self-directed behaviors such as grooming, but gradually started to behave as if a second chimp was present and became aggressive.

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