Asian Elephants Can Resist Impulses, Plan and Act, According to Scientists
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Asian elephants can resist their impulses and choose a more rational course of action The entry Asian elephants can resist an impulsive approach and opt for the most effective way to solve problems was first published in Research and Development.
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Researchers say that Asian elephants, which can suppress their impulses to solve problems more effectively, are one of the few animal species to possess this ability. Resisting an impulse in order to prefer a more effective behavior, a process known as inhibitory control, is one of the fundamental elements of human decision-making mechanisms. Read more This section contains reference points related to the topic. (Related Nodes field) This abilit…
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