Animals
Monkey See, Monkey Do (If the Price is Right)
New research on chimpanzees' problem-solving skills suggests that rather than conforming to the group, individual apes prefer to maintain their own strategies when confronted with a problem, but if made clear that changing strategies will offer a greater reward, the apes will adjust their behavior accordingly.
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