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chimps may revise their beliefs in surprisingly human-like ways. Experiments showed they switched

choices when presented with stronger clues, demonstrating flexible reasoning. Computational

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And it all comes to us from Science Daily and new research out of the University of California,

Berkeley. Chimpanzees may share more with human thinkers than researchers once realized.

A new study published in the journal Science presents compelling evidence that chimpanzees can revise their beliefs in a rational way when they encounter new information.

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