Social Learning Mechanisms in Species and Tool Use

Only imitation

Only stimulus enhancement

Only contagion

Imitation, stimulus enhancement, contagion, and mimicking (correct)

Humans have cumulative culture, but most researchers believe it is not present in other species. (correct)

Both humans and other species have cumulative culture.

Neither humans nor other species have cumulative culture.

Other species have cumulative culture, but humans do not.

Non-human primates have multisensory neurons, but this does not facilitate their tool use.

Non-human primates have multisensory neurons, which facilitates their tool use. (correct)

Non-human primates do not have multisensory neurons, which is why they cannot use tools.

The text does not mention anything about tool use and multisensory neurons in non-human primates.

<p>Imitation exists in both humans and other primates.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The gene expression of mirror neurons and their pathways to other regions, such as theory of mind regions.</p> Signup and view all the answers