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- 1COGNITIVE Savage-Rumbaugh (1986) Chimp LanguageAim: To investigate the language acquisition capacity of a pygmy chimpanzee and to contrast it with common chimpanzees.
- 2PP's: Kanzi 2.5 years + Mulika (Pygmy chimps) Austin + Sherman (Common chimps)Method: Longitudinal study with a combination of observations and experiments, mainly with Kanzi.
- 3Kanzi and Mulika were exposed to using the lexigram when their mother was trying to be taught.All apes symbol usage was recorded automatically via computer when indoors and by hand when outside.
- 4Tests of language: Spontaneous use 9/10 times. Formal lab tests- Photo to lexigram. Spoken to photo.Spoken to lexigram. Computer to lexigram.
- 5Results: Kanzi acquired 47 words and produced 2540 combinations of words. 80% of combinations made were spontaneous.Austin and Sherman struggled matching spoken to photos where as Kanzi and Mulika made few mistakes at all.
- 6Conclusions: Non-humans have linguistic abilities similar to humans. It is difficult to generalize as only 4 chimps were studiedKanzi's language acquisition indicates that linguistic development in pygmy chimps mirrors that of humans.
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