How Did Sarah,Premack's Chimpanzee,perform on Analogy-Solving Tasks

question 50

Multiple Choice

How did Sarah,Premack's chimpanzee,perform on analogy-solving tasks?

• A) Sarah solved these problems more often than chance,but she was more prone to error than human participants.
• B) Sarah solved these problems more often than they would have been by chance,and she was less prone to error than human participants.
• C) Sarah solved these problems less often than they would have been by chance,and she was more prone to error than human participants.
• D) Sarah solved these problems less often than they would have been by chance,but she was less prone to error than human participants.

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