Question

A chimpanzee named Sarah was the subject in a study of whether chimpanzees can solve problems. Sarah was shown 30-second videos of a human actor struggling with one of several problems (for example, not able to reach bananas hanging from the ceiling). Then Sarah was shown two photographs, one that depicted a solution to the problem (like stepping onto a box) and one that did not match that scenario. Researchers watched Sarah select one of the photos, and they kept track of whether Sarah chose the correct photo depicting a solution to the problem. Sarah chose the correct photo in seven of eight scenarios that she was presented. Based on your p-value, do you have strong evidence that Sarah understands how to solve problems similar to those she was presented?

Answer 1

No, you don't have enough evidence because Sarah just relate the problems with the pictures but that doesn't mean that she can actually do those problems .