Jane Goodall...some questions..?

Question

1.How did Jane Goodall get involved in the research project at Gombe?

2. What are the child-rearing practices of the chimpanzees that Jane Goodall studied?

3.What conclusions has Goodall drawn from her observations of the chimpanzees and human child-rearing practices?

4.what are the examples of chimpanzee"problem-solving"that Goodall observed?

5.What does Goodall's research suggest about human violence and aggression?

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Answer 1

First of you should tell us who Jane Goodall is.

1. Her interest in animals got here assigned into that work.

2. She found out chimpanzees that are orphaned will hang in groups.

3. It very similar in that the parents are responsible for teaching the young what it needs to know.

4. They could make tools.

5. It may be our inherent nature.

Answer 2

1.How did Jane Goodall get involved in the research project at Gombe?  Louis Leaky assigned her to study the chimps

2. What are the child-rearing practices of the chimpanzees that Jane Goodall studied?  Hmmm.  The babies were raised in the chimp community.  They were well taken care of by the mothers.  Sometimes, new dominant males would kill the babies.  

3.What conclusions has Goodall drawn from her observations of the chimpanzees and human child-rearing practices?  They are more similar than different.

4.what are the examples of chimpanzee"problem-solving"that Goodall observed?  She observed them making tools to stick into holes and extract termites to eat.

5.What does Goodall's research suggest about human violence and aggression?  Since chimps are violent in some circumstances, it is reasonable to conclude that humans have inherited the violent tendency from at least the common ancestors with humans and chimps.

Answer 3

This is why they invented Wikipedia.