Fear
Sympathy

VI. Historical and critical discussion of ideational behavior in
monkeys and apes:

1. Evidences of ideation in monkeys
2. Evidences of ideation in apes

VII. Provision for the study of the primates and especially the monkeys
and anthropoid apes

VIII. Bibliography



I

INTERESTS, OPPORTUNITY AND MATERIALS


Two strong interests come to expression in this report: the one in the
study of the adaptive or ideational behavior of the monkeys and the
apes; and the other in adequate and permanent provision for the thorough
study of all aspects of the lives of these animals. The values of these
interests and of the tasks which they have led me to undertake are so
widely recognized by biologists that I need not pause to justify or
define them. I shall, instead, attempt to make a contribution of fact on
the score of each interest.