Reimers and Colleagues (2007) Studied 13 Male Chimpanzees Who Had

Multiple Choice

Reimers and colleagues (2007) studied 13 male chimpanzees who had experienced profound social isolation and found that, even two decades or more later, they could recover and live less stressful lives with conspecifics. This capacity for resiliency is referred to as

A) developmental homeostatis.
B) early deprivation effects.
C) own-species bias.
D) rehabilitative buffering.