After an individual chimp learned a new food-gathering technique, the rest of its group acquired the new skill within a few days. in turn, the newly acquired skill spread to other chimpanzee groups who could see the new behavior. according to the textbook, this is evidence for:

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Elle Munoz

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12 October, 08:41

After an individual chimp learned a new food-gathering technique, the rest of its group acquired the new skill within a few days. in turn, the newly acquired skill spread to other chimpanzee groups who could see the new behavior. according to the textbook, this is evidence for:

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Emilia Donaldson · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: Observational learning.

Observational learning refers to the process of learning that being done by wathing other people's behavior.

Between the age of 0-13 years old, most people rely on observational learning to obtain their knowledge before they use additional experimental learning to obtain knew knowledge.