What Basic Distinction Do Gilbert and His Colleagues Make Between

Multiple Choice

What basic distinction do Gilbert and his colleagues make between human beings and other animals?

A) Human beings have the ability to act altruistically while other animals are exclusively self-concerned.
B) Human beings demonstrate the motivation for happiness, while other animals do not experience that emotion.
C) Human beings have the potential to experience deep feelings, while other animals are incapable of such emotional states.
D) Human beings can predict and therefore avoid unpleasant occurrences, while other animals must learn from their own mistakes or those of other animals.