'Innate behaviour' presentation slideshows

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Innate & Learned behaviour

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What is behaviour

What is behaviour. What is behaviour?. Behaviour is the way in which a person acts in response to a stimulus or situation. These responses can aid survival. For example, if you hear a loud noise you put your hands over your ears. This prevents the noise from damaging your ears.

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Plants and photosynthesis

Plants and photosynthesis. What is behaviour?. Behaviour is the way in which an organism acts in response to a stimulus . Behaviour helps an animal to survive. For example, a zebra will run away if it sees a lion. The stimulus is the sight of the predator, and the behaviour is running.

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History of the Study of Animal Behaviour

History of the Study of Animal Behaviour. History of Studies of Animal Behaviour. Scala Naturae ( Aristotle ) Evolutionary Approach ( J.Lamarck; C.Darwin ) Ethology ( K.Lorenz; N.Tinbergen ) Comparative Psychology ( C.Morgan; E.Thorndike; M.&H.Harlow; K.Lashley )

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Habituation and Innate Behaviour Patterns

Habituation and Innate Behaviour Patterns. Psychology 3306. Innate behaviour. Why talk about this in learning? Well, learning often involves innate behaviour Many of the rules are similar Gives some perspective, i.e., not all behaviour is learned. Thermoregulation. Set Point.

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Animal Behaviour

Animal Behaviour. Behaviour. Refers to the coordinated activities of an animal that are produced in response to internal or external stimuli. Individual Behaviour : Those related to movement or physiological regulation. Eg . Dog panting.

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