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Why were the findings of the Pepperberg study not generalizable?
They tested only one parrot, who may very well be a special case. So we can't generalize the results.
Nurture
The sample consisted of 1 specially trained parrot.
Between 5 minutes and one hour
All of the answer choices
0.0001
Alex was kept in a cage during testing procedure to limit movement.
76.7%
Alex's learning through operant conditioning and through the model/rival technique are examples of ___.
They tested only one parrot, who may very well be a special case. So we can't generalize the results.
Nurture
The sample consisted of 1 specially trained parrot.
Between 5 minutes and one hour
All of the answer choices
0.0001
Alex was kept in a cage during testing procedure to limit movement.
76.7%
There were 2 to 4 training sessions a week, with each session lasting ___.
They tested only one parrot, who may very well be a special case. So we can't generalize the results.
Nurture
The sample consisted of 1 specially trained parrot.
Between 5 minutes and one hour
All of the answer choices
0.0001
Alex was kept in a cage during testing procedure to limit movement.
76.7%
Alex scored _____ correct overall with familiar objects.
They tested only one parrot, who may very well be a special case. So we can't generalize the results.
Nurture
The sample consisted of 1 specially trained parrot.
Between 5 minutes and one hour
All of the answer choices
0.0001
Alex was kept in a cage during testing procedure to limit movement.
76.7%
Which of the following was NOT a control used in the Pepperberg study?
They tested only one parrot, who may very well be a special case. So we can't generalize the results.
Nurture
The sample consisted of 1 specially trained parrot.
Between 5 minutes and one hour
All of the answer choices
0.0001
Alex was kept in a cage during testing procedure to limit movement.
76.7%
What were Alex's last words to Pepperberg?
They tested only one parrot, who may very well be a special case. So we can't generalize the results.
Nurture
The sample consisted of 1 specially trained parrot.
Between 5 minutes and one hour
All of the answer choices
0.0001
Alex was kept in a cage during testing procedure to limit movement.
76.7%
Which is a weakness of the Pepperberg study?
They tested only one parrot, who may very well be a special case. So we can't generalize the results.
Nurture
The sample consisted of 1 specially trained parrot.
Between 5 minutes and one hour
All of the answer choices
0.0001
Alex was kept in a cage during testing procedure to limit movement.
76.7%
The results for both familiar objects and novel objects were highly significant, with a p value of less than ___.
They tested only one parrot, who may very well be a special case. So we can't generalize the results.
Nurture
The sample consisted of 1 specially trained parrot.
Between 5 minutes and one hour
All of the answer choices
0.0001
Alex was kept in a cage during testing procedure to limit movement.
76.7%
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