Koko, the famous gorilla, was known for her ability to communicate using American Sign Language. However, there is debate among experts about the extent to which she truly understood language as humans do. Some argue that her signs were mostly imitative or conditioned responses, while others believe she had some level of comprehension.
Koko, a gorilla, learned sign language through intensive training by researchers Francine Patterson and Penny Patterson. They used a modified version of American Sign Language (ASL) to communicate with Koko and taught her signs through repetition and positive reinforcement. Over time, Koko learned to understand and use hundreds of signs to communicate with her human caregivers.
Koko, the gorilla known for learning sign language, was taught by Francine Patterson, a researcher who conducted a long-term study of primate communication at the Gorilla Foundation in California. Patterson began teaching Koko sign language in 1972 when Koko was just a year old.
Koko the gorilla learned over 1,000 sign language signs during her lifetime. She was known for her ability to communicate using American Sign Language with her trainers and researchers.
Yes, gorillas are known to communicate using a form of sign language known as American Sign Language (ASL) taught to them by humans. Koko the gorilla is one famous example who was able to learn and use over 1,000 signs.
You make an I in sign language and then point to your head and then nod.
Koko, a gorilla, learned sign language through intensive training by researchers Francine Patterson and Penny Patterson. They used a modified version of American Sign Language (ASL) to communicate with Koko and taught her signs through repetition and positive reinforcement. Over time, Koko learned to understand and use hundreds of signs to communicate with her human caregivers.
Koko the Gorilla (b. July 4, 1971) speaks a unique dialect (or "idiolect") of American Sign Language that has been called Gorilla Sign Language (GSL).Koko knows about 1000 signs, and can understand about 2000 spoken English words, similar to the language ability of a young child.However, Koko does not use grammar or syntax, and the extent to which she understands is disputed.
Koko was a gorilla that learnt sign language. Gorillas are a species of ape. So yes, Koko was an ape.
Koko, the gorilla known for learning sign language, was taught by Francine Patterson, a researcher who conducted a long-term study of primate communication at the Gorilla Foundation in California. Patterson began teaching Koko sign language in 1972 when Koko was just a year old.
Koko is a female gorilla that has learned sign language, and communicates with her human companions. Koko also has a pet cat. Seriously. Koko has a vocabiulary of over 1000 signs in American Sign language.
Ke koko o Iesū [kay koko O E-A-syoo]
Koko the gorilla learned over 1,000 sign language signs during her lifetime. She was known for her ability to communicate using American Sign Language with her trainers and researchers.
Koko is a famous gorilla who understands many signs in American Sign Language as well as many words of spoken English.
Koko is a gorilla who is able to understand more than 1000 signs based on American sign language. She cannot speak but she understands over 2000 spoken English words.Answered by: Brianna Wallot
You make an I in sign language and then point to your head and then nod.
Yes, gorillas are known to communicate using a form of sign language known as American Sign Language (ASL) taught to them by humans. Koko the gorilla is one famous example who was able to learn and use over 1,000 signs.
In American Sign Language, the sign for "blood" involves making a fist with your dominant hand and tapping the side of your chest near your heart twice.