Tuesday, October 9, 2012

I can write a summary about Extreme Perception an Animal Intelligence.


 Extreme Perception and Animal Intelligence



In the excerpt from, Extreme Perception and Animal Intelligent, authors Temple Grandin and Catherine Johnson are concerned how psychologists affirm that people who believe animals are intelligent are deluding themselves. The authors state that many animals have extreme perception; like dogs that are very good sniffing out contraband, drugs or detect explosives in place where human can’t. That’s mean dog are using advanced perceptual abilities to solve a problem, no dogs was born knowing how to solve or how they can act in a certain problem. When the ability is part of the animals, they are considered intelligent but not confused intelligence with training. On the other hand, animals can’t predict something before it starts; animals are trained to act after something starts. According to the authors, only 10 percent of animal owner said that animals can predict something, in the majority of cases are convulsion, heart attack, etc. Authors conclude that animals who do things incredible are very intelligent, the same way for humans.

 



 

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