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Unit 2 from How Smart Are Animals
By Brenda Larsen
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Expalin why being trainable and able to perform tricks doesn't prove tha an animal is intelligent.
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Give three factors of intellingence that might be measurable or observable in animals.
Which of these is NOT a factor of intelligence?
Instinct
comprehension
decision-making
reasoning
Clever Han's secret was uncovered by a method that is now called
the Structure of Intellect test
the factors of intelligence
divergent production
the double blind experiment
Which detail supports the central idea that measruing animal intelligence is difficult?
Animals are too much like people
Animals do not like to learn
Animals are very different from each other
Animals only like to perform tricks
Wild animals
are more intelligent than laboratory animals
are easier for scientists to handle than lab animals
may be afraid or feel strange in a laboratory setting
make it easier for scientis to design experiments
Because the lives of animals are so different from the lives of people
we know that animals are not intelligent
we must develop different ideas of what animal intelligence might be
animals need people to teach them how to do things
we know animals cannot learn new things on their own
Something that has complexity
has many different parts or layers
has a few simple connections
can be easily and quickly explained
takes a short time to understand
If the results of ten tests show inconsistency
the results are the same every time
the test was done correctly each time
the results are easy to understand
the results are not the same everytime
A phenomenon is
a long, difficult intelligence test
an unusual or remarkable fact or event
a confusing animal trick
a scientific experiment
If a pet has an aptitude for doing a trick, it means the pet
can easily learn the trick
is afraid to do the trick
doesn't want to do the trick
is tired of doing the trick
If you attribute sadness to a pet, you
want it to feel unhappy
want it to learn a trick
believe the pet is sad
are telling it to have a nap