Reconciliation All Around

The transcript discusses the discovery of reconciliation behavior in chimpanzees and its documentation. Initially met with skepticism, this behavior is now recognized in various species, including elephants, dolphins, and dogs. The speaker reflects on their optimism and love for animals, which influenced their research on aggression and reconciliation.

In what ways did the teacher's optimism about humanity relate to their findings on animal behavior?

What was the focus of study in the 60s and 70s that led to the discovery of reconciliation in chimpanzees?