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In order to choose between the two hypotheses, it would be most useful to determine which of the following?
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The author of the passage mentions black holes in order to provide
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In general, naive individuals appear more likely to learn from interaction with familiar rather than unfamiliar members of their species. Kaveliers and colleagues (2005) reported that naive laboratory-bred deer mice showed greater social learning of defensive responses to biting flies after observing responses of familiar members than after observing responses of unfamiliar members. Earlier, Valsecchi and colleagues (1996) reported striking differences in social learning of food preferences among Mongolian gerbils, depending on whether they were exposed to familiar or unfamiliar demonstrators. At the time, this was unexpected because Gaief and colleagues (1984)had previously reported no familiarity effect in Norway rats on social learning of food preferences. However, Gaief et al (1998) subsequently uncovered a significant familiarity effect that was evident when demonstrators are some hours before interacting with observers but absent when demonstrators are immediately before interacting.
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The phrase "These kinds of experiences" in the passage refers to experiences in Lynch`s view are
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Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?
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Which of the following, if true, most strongly indicates that the conclusion is too sweeping?
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Which of the following best describe the function of the highlighted portion of the passage?
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