Lesson 3.1-3.3

In our reading from Lesson 3.1 "Monkey See, Monkey Do, Monkey Connect." What is de Waal's claim about how humans are connected? 

• Humans function in synchrony. 
• Humans are like monkeys.
• Humans connect through yawning.
• The "herd instinct" produces weird phenomena.

What is the meaning of the following word: notorious

• Someone who is beautiful.
• Repeated laughter
• Famous or well known, typically for some bad quality or deed.
  
• Something that's really hot. 

"Chrono" and "pathos" are...

• They're nothing
• Funny words
• Germanic roots
• Greek roots

What is not one of the four qualities of empathy? 

• Starting a response with "at least"
• Perspective taking
• Staying out of judgement
• Being vulnerable

What is the meaning of the Greek root, "pathos"? 

• Time 
• Feeling or suffering
• The past 
• Contagious disease

What is the meaning of the following word: synchrony

• Harmonious music
• Simultaneous action, development, or occurrence.
  
• Something that's a spark. 
• Famous or well known, typically for some bad quality or deed.

What does empathy fuel and what does sympathy drive? 

• Empathy fuels disconnection and sympathy drives connection.
• Empathy fuels sympathy and sympathy fuels empathy.
• Sympathy fuels telepathy and empathy drives cognition.
• Empathy fuels connection and sympathy drives disconnection.

In the following sentence, what does "contagion" most likely mean:
Yawn contagion, too, works across species.

• Something that spreads
• A disease
• Something that happens multiple times
• Paroxystic respiratory cycle

What is the meaning of the Greek root, "chrono"

• Relating to togetherness
• Relating to time
• Relating to science
• Relating to the past

What does de Waal (the author) claim about human laughter?

• That human laughter does not exist
• Humans only laugh in December
• The human laughter is powerful and contagious.
  
• The human laughter is like when monkeys play.