By RINTARO SAKURAI/ Staff Writer
December 23, 2024 at 07:00 JST
Audience effects were found in the performance of chimpanzees in numerical tasks. Their performance for the easiest task dropped with an increasing number of familiar observers present, but their performance for the most difficult task improved with a growing number of attending experimenters. (Graphic by Yoshiko Yamane)
Like humans, chimpanzees can rise to the occasion in front of a large audience or fail miserably, scientists said. [Read More]
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