10n: Frans de Waal found that when they differentially rewarded Capuchin Monkeys for the same task, the monkeys A: threw the cucumbers at the researcher B: All of these answers are true ⚠️ C: became irritated and refused to accept the payment D: shook the cage in anger Note: option C is incorrect.

10n: Frans de Waal found that when they differentially rewarded Capuchin Monkeys for the same task, the monkeys A: threw the cucumbers at the researcher B: All of these answers are true ⚠️ C: became irritated and refused to accept the payment D: shook the cage in anger Note: option C is incorrect.

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