In order to study cognitive maps in primates, a researcher carried a chimp along an irregular route over a large, open area. As the chimp and the researcher moved along, the researcher's assistant hid pieces of fruit in different locations along the route, but in full view of the chauffeured chimp. The chimp was then allowed to travel the area freely to hunt for the fruit. How many trials of passive observation did the chimp have to go through before she was able to recall, with 100% accuracy, every location in which the researcher's assistant hid the fruit?
A) one
B) two
C) three
D) four

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This experiment demonstrates the chimp's ability to form cognitive maps and remember locations with a single observation, showcasing their remarkable memory and spatial awareness.

In Order to Study Cognitive Maps in Primates, a Researcher