Humans
are
____________________
smart
among
all
the
other
species
on
the
planet
.
We
are
capable
of
outstanding
feats
of
technology
and
____________________
.
Then
why
are
we
so
prone
to
making
____________________
?
And
why
do
we
tend
to
make
the
same
ones
time
and
time
again
?
When
Primate
Psychologist
Laurie
Santos
____________________
the
Comparative
Cognition
Lab
at
Yale
University
____________________
this
question
to
her
team
,
they
were
thinking
in
particular
____________________
the
errors
of
judgement
which
led
to
the
recent
____________________
of
the
financial
markets
.
Santos
came
to
two
____________________
answers
to
this
question
.
Either
humans
have
designed
environments
which
are
too
complex
for
us
to
fully
understand
,
or
we
are
____________________
prone
to
making
bad
decisions
.
In
order
to
test
these
theories
,
the
team
selected
a
group
of
Brown
Capuchin
monkeys
.
Monkeys
were
selected
for
the
test
____________________
,
as
distant
relatives
of
humans
,
they
are
intelligent
and
have
the
capacity
to
learn
.
However
,
they
are
not
____________________
by
any
of
the
technological
or
cultural
environments
which
affect
human
decision
-
making
.
The
team
wanted
to
test
whether
the
capuchin
monkeys
,
____________________
put
into
similar
situations
as
humans
,
would
make
the
same
mistakes
.
[
A
]
Of
particular
interest
to
the
scientists
was
whether
monkeys
would
make
the
same
mistakes
when
making
financial
decisions
.
[
B
]
In
____________________
to
find
out
,
they
had
to
introduce
the
monkeys
to
money
.
[
C
]
The
monkeys
soon
____________________
on
,
and
as
well
as
____________________
simple
exchange
techniques
,
were
soon
able
to
distinguish
____________________
?
If
one
team
-
member
offered
two
grapes
in
____________________
for
a
metal
disc
and
another
team
-
member
offered
one
grape
,
the
monkeys
chose
the
two
-
grape
option
.
[
D
]
Interestingly
,
when
the
data
____________________
the
monkey's
purchasing
strategies
was
compared
with
economist's
data
on
human
behaviour
,
there
was
a
perfect
match
.
