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The way an organism interacts with other organisms and its enviroment.
What is behavior
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A complex pattern of innate behavior (for example ,spiders know how to spin a web on the first try)
What is instinct
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when an animal forms a(n) social attachment to another organism after birth or hatching
What is imprinting
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how is innate behavior different from learned behaivor?
What is innate: behavior an animal is born with; learned developed through experience
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how does conditioning modify behavior
What is conditioning causes a response to one stimulus to become associated with a different stimulus
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Animals are balnk with certian behaviors, they learn others.
What is born
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reflexes happen in a(n) blank, while instinctive behaviors might take weeks to complete.
What is instant
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behavior modified by experience
What is trial and error learning
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compare a reflex with an instinct
What is reflex: automatic response, doesn't involve brain; instinct: complex pattern of innate behavior.
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what is the differance between a reflex and an instinct
What is reflex: automatic response, does not involve the brain; instinct: complex pattern of innate behavior developed over time
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Anything in the environment that causes a(n) reaction
What is stimulus
300
learned behavior develops during an animals lifetime as a result of blank or practice.
What is experience
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in blank, behavior is modified so that a responce to one stimulus becomes associated with a different stimulus.
What is conditioning
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what is the difference an internal and external stimulus.
What is internal stimulus orginates inside the body; an external stimulus comes from outside the body.
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reflex actions
What are the simplest innate behaviors
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A behavior an organism is born with
What is innate behavior
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in changing blank, animals that have the ability to learn a new behavior are more likely to survive.
What is environments
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allows animals to use past experiences to solve new problems
What is insight
400
compare imprinting and conditioning.
What is imprinting occurs when an animal forms a social attachment to another to another organism within a specifc time period after birth or hatching. conditioning occurs when a response to one stimulus becomes associated with a different stimulus
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blank behavior helps you survive on your own
What is innate
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A automatic response that does not involve a message from the brain
What is reflex
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learning can blank instincts.
What is modify
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how would you classify the behavor of goslings, which follow the first moving object they see after hatching?
What is learned behavior- imprinting
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use what you know about conditioning to explain how the term mouthwatering food might have come about
What is the response to the stimulus of food is the production of saliva. upon conditioning, the sight, smell, or thought of food can cause the production of saliva.
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blank can modify instincts
What is learning