Comparative Tests On A Human And A Chimpanzee Infant Of Approximately The Same Age, Pt 2
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Compares the reactions of a normal human infant between the ages of 10 and 14.5 months to psychological tests, and the responses of a chimpanzee companion, age 7.5 to 12 months, to the same tests. Brings out the effects of different rates of growth and learning abilities and illustrates the capacity of the animal to outdo the child in many tests. Includes hand preference, startle reaction time, delayed reaction, cap-on-head, detour, tickle, ice and rotation tests.
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November 27, 2015
Subject: You spin me right round
Fun comparison of a kid and a chimp using dumb experiments.. What were the purpose of these random tests? OK, tickle them! OK! spin them around! It goes on, without any results specified. But what a strange film to sit through, I love films like this.
Subject: You spin me right round
Fun comparison of a kid and a chimp using dumb experiments.. What were the purpose of these random tests? OK, tickle them! OK! spin them around! It goes on, without any results specified. But what a strange film to sit through, I love films like this.
