psychology, comparative

Discusses the differences between instinct and intelligence in animal species, and examines humans perceptions of general animal intelligence, as well as the influence of inherent prejudices that cloud judgment, and the effect of culture on such attitudes.

Discusses the differences between instinct and intelligence, and examines humans' perceptions of animals' intelligence, as well as the influence of religion and the media on such attitudes.

Presents an inquiry into the nature and workings of the mind, exploring the structure and function of the brain, showing how the brain controls sensory signals, examining its capacity for learning, memory, growth, intellect and higher functions, and looking at what makes each mind unique.