The Ability to Learn a Novel Behavior Through Observation Has

question 188

Multiple Choice

The ability to learn a novel behavior through observation has been demonstrated in:

• A) animals as diverse as hamsters, starlings, Caledonian crows, rats, chimpanzees, and humans.
• B) humans and other primates, but not in lower animals.
• C) all animal species, including insects, worms, and protozoa.
• D) adult humans and adolescents, but not in children.

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