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Further studies that followed Köhler's work with chimpanzees
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have found support for the concept of animal insight.
B
have found no support for the concept of animal insight.
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have shown definitively that animals have insight.
D
have shown that chimpanzees are the only animals that have insight.

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Understand the concept of 'insight' as it relates to animal behavior. Insight involves the sudden realization of a problem's solution without trial-and-error behavior.
Review Köhler's original studies with chimpanzees, which suggested that these animals could demonstrate insight by solving problems in novel ways.
Examine subsequent research studies that have investigated the presence of insight in animals other than chimpanzees. Consider the methodologies and findings of these studies.
Evaluate whether these studies have consistently supported the idea that animals, in general, possess insight, or if the evidence is mixed or limited to specific species.
Consider the implications of these findings for our understanding of animal cognition and the uniqueness of human problem-solving abilities.
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