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How does human language differ from language in chimpanzees?
A) Only humans can communicate with others.
B) The ability to solve problems is unique to humans.
C) Animals are unable to emit communicatory sounds, while humans can.
D) Humans have rules for arranging sounds into meaningful combinations, while chimpanzees do not.
Meaningful Combinations
The process of putting together individual units of meaning (such as words) in a way that they convey a specific, coherent message or concept.
Human Language
A system of communication that is unique to humans, characterized by its complexity and ability to convey abstract concepts.
Chimpanzees
Highly intelligent primates native to the forests and savannahs of Africa, known for their complex social behaviors and similarities to humans.
- Examine the language abilities and constraints present in non-human primates.
- Understand the significance of upbringing and environmental influences in the development and acquisition of language.
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Learning Objectives
- Examine the language abilities and constraints present in non-human primates.
- Understand the significance of upbringing and environmental influences in the development and acquisition of language.
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