Chimpanzee B watches Chimpanzee A obtain food either by sliding or by lifting a door.Chimpanzee B will then typically do the same to get food.And so will Chimpanzee C after observing Chimpanzee B.This sequence has been said to illustrate

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The sequence of chimpanzees observing and imitating each other's behavior to obtain food is an example of cultural transmission, where behaviors are learned from others in the social group. This is different from divergent thinking, which involves generating many creative ideas, and the use of an algorithm or availability heuristic, which are problem-solving strategies used by individuals.

Chimpanzee B Watches Chimpanzee a Obtain Food Either by Sliding