Understanding the Role of Monkeys in Assisting People with Disabilities

The video discusses how monkeys can sense human emotions and are trained to assist people with disabilities, particularly those with mobility impairments. The program aims to provide capuchin monkeys to individuals at no cost, enhancing their independence by performing tasks like fetching items and flipping book pages. The personal story of a person who benefited from a monkey named Casey highlights the emotional support and companionship these animals offer, becoming an integral part of the family.

What is the unique ability of monkeys mentioned in the video?

• They can predict the weather.

• They can sense human emotions.

• They can speak multiple languages.

• They can solve complex math problems.

What inspired the idea of training monkeys to assist people with disabilities?

• The intelligence of dolphins.

• The success of therapy cats.

• The use of guide dogs for the visually impaired.

• The popularity of circus animals.

How long do monkeys typically spend in training at the monkey college?

• Three to five years

• Two years

• One year

• Six to eight years

Which task is NOT mentioned as something monkeys are trained to do?

• Fetch a phone

• Cook a meal

• Flip book pages

• Get a drink

What is one of the main benefits of having a trained monkey for someone with a spinal cord injury?

• Improved cooking skills

• Increased social media followers

• Enhanced independence

• Ability to travel more

What role does Casey play in the narrator's life now?

• A source of emotional support and companionship

• A financial advisor

• A professional trainer

• A travel companion

How does the narrator describe the bond with their monkey?

• As a temporary arrangement

• As a challenging task

• As a professional relationship

• As an incredible bonding experience

What is the weight of the monkey mentioned in the video?

• Two pounds

• Five pounds

• Ten pounds

• Fifteen pounds