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To determine whether chimpanzees are more likely to delay gratification for a cooked food reward than they are for a raw food reward, cognition researchers Felix Warneken and Alexandra Rosati conducted an experiment comparing chimpanzees' decisions in two situations: a "raw-delay" condition and a "cooked-delay" condition. In the raw-delay condition, Warneken and Rosati offered the chimpanzees a choice between receiving a piece of raw food immediately or waiting for one minute to receive three pieces of raw food; the chimpanzees chose the larger, delayed reward 60 percent of the time. In the cooked-delay condition, in which the chimpanzees could receive one piece of raw food immediately or waiting one minute for three pieces of cooked food, they chose the larger, delayed reward approximately 85 percent of the time.
(A) NO CHANGE
(B) by waiting
(C) they wait
(D) wait
答案:D
解析:
Choice D is the best answer because the verb "wait" maintains parallel structure with the verb "receive." In short, the chimpanzees could either receive or wait.
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