Information to justify the statement Human being are intelligent and different from animal.
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The key differences between human and animal cognition arise in four areas:
The ability to recombine different types of knowledge and information to gain new understandingThe ability to generalise apply a “rule” or solution for a known problem to a new and different situationThe ability to create symbolic representations of sensory input and to easily understand themThe ability to detach raw sensory and perceptual input from modes of thought.
In particular, animal intelligence is more like a “laser beam”, applying specific solutions to specific problems whereas human intelligence is more like a “floodlight” which enables us to use our thought processes in innovative ways.
The ability to recombine different types of knowledge and information to gain new understandingThe ability to generalise apply a “rule” or solution for a known problem to a new and different situationThe ability to create symbolic representations of sensory input and to easily understand themThe ability to detach raw sensory and perceptual input from modes of thought.
In particular, animal intelligence is more like a “laser beam”, applying specific solutions to specific problems whereas human intelligence is more like a “floodlight” which enables us to use our thought processes in innovative ways.
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