'Error learning' presentation slideshows

Behavioral Biology

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Bayesian Learning

Bayesian Learning. Bayesian Learning. Probabilistic approach to inference Assumption Quantities of interest are governed by probability distribution Optimal decisions can be made by reasoning about probabilities and observations

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Unit 3: Behaviour, Populations and environment

Higher Human Biology. Unit 3: Behaviour, Populations and environment. Chapter 33: Effect of experience. Learning Intentions. Success Criteria. Describe the effect of experience on learning.

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ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR (ABG 503) 2 Units

ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR (ABG 503) 2 Units. Course requirements: CAT: 30% Exam: 70% Class attendance compulsory *Contact Lecturer ahead of time if any cogent reason will keep you away from lectures. *Present medical reports if absence from lectures/CAT was due to ill health. Martha N. Bemji

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Animal Behaviour

Animal Behaviour. Behaviour refers to the activities carried out by animals in response to both internal and external stimuli. When a behaviour is essentially the same in all members of a species, the behaviour is call innate or inborn behaviour. It is genetically controlled. Innate Behaviour.

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Chapter 51 Notes

Chapter 51 Notes. Behavioral Biology. Introduction to Behavior. Behavior : what an animal does and how it does it Behavior can result from both genes and environmental factors - not nature vs. nurture -still some behaviors are innate ex. young birds begging for food.

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Internal Stimuli & Learned & Inherited Behaviors

Internal Stimuli & Learned & Inherited Behaviors. 6.3.6 Summarize how the internal stimuli (including hunger, thirst, and sleep) of animals ensure their survival . 6.3.7 Compare learned to inherited behaviors in animals. Link. Essential Questions. ?. What are the 3 internal stimuli?

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Learning Theory - Behaviorism

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Sociocultural Level of Analysis

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2. Trial and Error Learning

2. Trial and Error Learning. = This type of learning occurs when an organism attempts to learn by undertaking a number of alternative behaviours (trials) and makes a number of incorrect choices (errors) before the desired behaviour is learned. Trial and error learning.

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