Task: Experiment Design
Come up with an original and creative experiment to test the following hypothesis or research question:
You think some animals have a sense of humor that humans don’t usually understand. How could you test that hypothesis?.

Response: are these animals mammals
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: At first, I gather multiple numerous animals, and people and let animals do some jokes and see if they understand or not also do same thing with humans
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: compare and constract whatr makes a dog happy and what males a dog laguhand see if there is any middle ground
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: compare animal sense of humor to humans
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: compare the language of humans to the communication of certain animals
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Create an experiment with humans and animals interacting and observe results
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Determine how to measure if an animal finds something funny, then compare stuff humans find funny with something random.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Do a naturalistic observation of animal interactions and zoom in on their facial responses
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: do naturalistic observation on humans and animals and compare the times they show humor
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Do something funny and see if dolphins dont laugh, they might have some other form of humor
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: do various actions and see if the animals react to them and if they do what is their reaction and then continue to do actions similar to the one that got a reaction to see if there's a common theme
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: Do various things to try to get a reaction out of an animal until you do
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: dogs humor can be tested on how much they smile at something. an experiment can be to test different games with them.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: doing studies to understand how human and animal brain are related
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: examine both human and animal behaviors and see how they act throughtout the day and compare the reactions
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Expose animals to videos that humans may find funny. Have one group of animals as a control not be exposed to the video and record differences.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: find an animal whisperer and ask them to translate
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: First determine how we would measure an animal thinking something is funny, and then test different forms of comedy.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: follow along communication with two animals and see how they react to one another
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Get a dog whisper
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Get a wide variety of animals and a wide varierty of people and have the people watch them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Get some animals and people to see which they make some humors
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: get something that humans usually laugh at and put it in front of the animal
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: get two people and two animals and hook them up to neural sensors. Study the part of the brain that activates when laughing for a human, and see if the animals ever show that same brain activity.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 50

Response: Give humans and animals the same type of comedic thing and see which thinks it is funnier
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: give them food and tell them to laugh
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: go to their natural habitat and observe what their humor is, test away from habitat to control for variablility, determine if they find other things humourous
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: have a group of animals that can show emotion well like monkeys and a group of humans and show things that are not humerous to humans to the monkeys and see their reactions
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Have a group of animals where a human is telling joke and have another group of animals where they are exposed to an animal that is being fun and playing around
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: Have a group of dogs together in the same environment and see how they react to different humourous events
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Have an animal continue to make a joke and then if there is no human reaction then teach the joke to the human and see if they still find it funny or not
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: have humans act out in different ways until the animals react to it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Have humans be funny or show sense of humor and see if animals respond
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: have humans interact and see if they understand
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: have humans try and do comical things in front of animals and see how they react
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: have humans watch animals and see
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: have the animal and human sit together and have the human tell jokes to the animal
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Have the dog and human be in the same room and record how they react to different humorous things
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: have the human preform something and see animals reaction
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Having the animals watch something humans think is funny
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Hook up dogs to an EEG machine that can sense when parts of the brain associated with pleasure are active. See when these sites activate more often and try to find a trend.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 50

Response: humans can be pushed to engage in animal environments where they respond the same way as most animals do
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: I could study their brains
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: I could test one group of animals against other ones to see which group seems to understand each other best and then see how well humans understand the sense of humor between those two groups
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: I could test same variables with different animals to see what makes them laugh.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: I could test the different reactions humans give animals to see which reaction they respond to positively
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: I would keep data of how animals react with eachother and see if they so things that could be considered funny
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: if there is a place in the brain that is activated when someone laughs or finds something funny it could be observed in animals while performing different acts to see what they find funny
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 50

Response: laughing
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: leave an animal in a room by itself, observing its behavior
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Let the animals hold comical objects/toys
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Look for signals they give you when with another animal
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: make a joke and see if the animal does a specific response
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Make a survery where humans and animals can take that shows different type of jokes, look to see if the jokes animals make humans also rate funny, if they don't it is because they don't understand.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: make something funny happen that humans find funny, and see if the animals reacy
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Measure how other animales react to certain animales to see if those animales foundbumor in it to hint at that being the sense of humor
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Measure the brain waves in an animal throughout the whole day and see if there's changes specifically when an animal does something that seems humorous
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: measure the brain waves of dogs when listening to jokes and funny clips to see if there is a similarity to the brain waves of humans
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: measure the brain waves of the animals to see what part of the brain lights up when they make noises
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: measure their behaviors in different situations
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: mesure brain activity
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: monitor brain signals and activity
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: monitor the communication between the animals in attempt to dissect it in hopes to understand its humor
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: monitor their brain waves as they interact
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: obserbed animals in their everyday life and see what is humorize to them and then see if that same thing is funny to humans
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Observe animals and their behavior to create patterns that may associate with a sense of human
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: observe animals in their natural habitats and then try and mimic those interactions and see if it causes the smae reaction in the animals
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Observe animals to see what we may consider a laugh or similar response
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Observe brain activity of animals when responding to stimuli
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Observe how animals interact with one another and what they seem interested in and how they react to it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: observe how these animals interact with one another and figure out what is considered humor
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: observe if there is a happy response after the animal comletes a particular behavior
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Observe reactions or measure brain activity in animals while they watch a human laugh
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: observe the animals and see if there is a particular reoccuring scenario that causes them to act differently
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: observe the brain waves of animals when they react to each other vs. when they react to humans
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: observe what gender they are having this relationship with
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: Observe what they might think of as humor and then repeat it to see how they respond
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: perform acts that people tend to find funny and acts that people don't think are funny and look at different animals reaction
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Perform and make jokes for a group of animals, see what makes them laugh and what doesn't
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: perform several tests that present the animals with stimuli that could make them laugh
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Place animals individually in situations and compare each animals reaction to eachother and see if they differ from how a human might respond to that same situation.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: place humans with animals and animals with other animals, see if the humans react similarly or differently to similar instances than the other animals
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: put a funny show on in front of a dolphin inclosure to see if they laugh
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: put a group of animals together and see what makes them laugh and then test to see if what makes humans laugh also makes them laugh. repate but with humans
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Put animals in a room and see if they respond to ur jokes or if theyre only communicating with each other
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: put animals together, observe, interviene, observe, look at their reactions compared to just observation with eachother, determine if they were showing any signs of being humored
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: put different animals in front of different comedians to try and understand their humor
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: put different type of funny stimulants and test if they show any reaction to them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Put dogs and humans in a room and see how they react to different stimuli, recording the different reactions
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Put the birds in their best environments to be able to show their sense of humor and allow humans to interact
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Put two animals in a room and try to see what triggers this so called sense of humor and then test it between different spieces
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: Record animals displaying a sense of humor and show it to research participants to observe responses
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Record brainwaves of animals and comprehend what corresponds to what emotion and determine results from there.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: record their brain waves activity
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Record their brainwaves and if you see an animal react to something in a way that we do when we see something funny, keep doing that action to them
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Recreate senories which makes animals' brainwaves similar to human when feeling joyful then observe humans' reaction on that.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: research animals and what kind of humor they enjoy by inspecting the feel good hormone in animals and see what kinds of jokes do they have fun with
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: see how other animls react around eachother when they do something funny
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: see if other animals react to anther one after doing something
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: See if the animals do anything to each other that resembles jokes or pranking
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: see what stimuli they respond to compared to humans
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: see whether animals have the ability to laugh in ironic situations
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: see whether animals laugh thorugh observation
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Set up a room with two animals. Observe which actions result in abnormal reactions.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: show a bunch of videos and record an animals reaction
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: show a sample of humans videos of animal behavior and compare their reaction to that of an animal of the same species being exposed to the same behavior
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: show a series of events that are seemingly unfunny to humans to different types of animals and evaluate reactions, then comare to eachother and look for any similarities in the data
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: show animals and humans same thing and see which ad a reaction
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Show humans something that an animal has expressed to humor them and see how the humans react compared to how the animals reacted to the specific object, video, etc.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Show the animals something that humans wouldn't typically find funny and see if the animal behaves in a way that shows amusement
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Spend the day with an animal and try to make jokes, observe what they laugh at and dont laugh at
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: studies where they do things
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: study a brain scan of a dog when it looks at humor content that humans don't typically find funny, see if the dogs have a reaction
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: study brainwaves
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: study the animal and human for a span of time and see how they react to certain stimuli
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: study the communiation between hyeenas and see what they laugh at
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: study the different animals social cues and see what they do
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: study their actions in a closed environemnt
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: study their language
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: study thier body language when they interact with each other
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: study wildlife and see if humans find anything that occurs comical and record the other animals reactions to these instances as well, also record animals reactions to other tasks and see if there is a relation
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: take a tv show, or cartoon that majority of humans find humorus and show it to animals, observing whether they find it entertaining or not
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: take an instance where you think the birds are using their sense of humor and see if the humans react
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: tell joke
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: telll jokw
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: test an animals brain and humans brain while telling jokes and compare
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: test both human and animal together, then seperate, determine if there are major differences
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Test it
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: test the animals' brains and compare it to humans' brain when humored
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: test vairous stimuli until  animals react5
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: test what a dogs preferred television is
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: they laugh with themselves, not with humans
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: they love to mingle and enjoy something together
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: This would require an observational period. If the animals behaviors were observed and documented, scientists could review the footage and determine patterns in the behavior.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: track animals brainwaves
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: translate how theanimals act
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: try and translate the communication between animals and maybe uncover something that resembles humor
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Try sign language with different animals
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: Use a brain scan to see if the determined part of the brain for joy or laughter is activated in an animal compared to if it is activated at the same time in a human brain. Have both the animal and human be exposed to the same stimulus.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: Use a psycho test in animals and analyze the brain waves
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: use eeg to test animals brain waves
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: Use symbols to communicate the differences in sense of humor
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: using rats and seeing if they react to different types of shows differently
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: wait for an animal to do something humorous to a human and to understand the animals humor
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: We can also test this by copying animals' behavior in their natural habitat with other in their same species and copy these behaviors as human animal interaction. These animals might find different actions to be humerous than we as humans do.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: We can give them there favorite food for somedays and then suddenly change it and record there reactions
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: We can test this hypothesis by observing different animals of the same species' reaction to the same human stimuli such has a magic trick at the zoo or a dance in front of the subjects and observe how their reactions vary.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: We observe from outside how they behave with females and males differently.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: what specific animals have a different sense of humor
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: whats the animals brain capacity
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 10

Response: You can record a group of cats interacting with one another for an entire day. At the end of the day, watch the recording back and see if there were any moments where the cats reacted simultaneously in an amused way. What seemed to be the cause for the cats reacting in this way. When you determine what the cause could have been, such as a certain behavior or sound, you can assume that that cause is part of the cats' senses of humor.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: You can study animals in a playful enviornment and see their reactions
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: You could analyze parts of the brain that are stimualted when animals react with eachother
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: You could assess the interacts between the animals and see if you notice any change in emotion
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: You could have animals do things that they think is funny and measure the amount of times humans laugh / think its funny
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: You could identify what you think their humor is, and then play a video of the identified behavior for a subject pool and ask them what they think the behavior means to see if humans can recognize it as humor.
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 41

Response: You could observe tha behavior of animals and that of humans to determine what specific things or action elicit happy responses from animals and that of humans
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: you could show animals different images that are deemed funny of diff animals and test their response,, maybe even their brain waves
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: you could test how animals react to being tickled ie. the sounds that they make, and compare this to their interactions when they replacate this sound
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: you could test this by determining their social norms and observing their behavior
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 27

Response: You could track behavior and categorize it into mating, agression, etc. by ruling out these other types of behavior a humerous response could be identified
Human creativity rating (0-100 scale): 50