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Behavior Project

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

BEHAVIOR PROJECT

BY : TAYLOR GREEN

WHY ARE BEHAVIORS IMPORTANT?

  • It's natural instincts.
  • It protects you.
  • It's the way you act.
  • It helps you survive.
  • Also helps you reproduce.

INATE AND LEARNED?

  • Inate are things you are born with.
  • Learned are what you have to learn in your lifetime that you're not born with.

EXAMPLES OF INATE

  • Baby breathing.
  • Baby sleeping.

THERE ARE 4 TYPES OF LEARNED

  • 1.) habituation
  • 2.) classical conditioning
  • 3.) operant conditioning
  • 4.) insight

HABITUATION

  • 1.) The simplest type of learning.
  • 2.) The process by which an animal stops response nor harms thr animal.

CLASSICAL CONDITIONING

  • Learning by association
  • When animals make connections between stimulus and reward or punishment.
  • Ivan Pavlov studided the innate behavior or salivation in dogs.

OPERANT CONDITIONING

  • Trial and error learning
  • Animals learn through repeated practice
  • Teaching a dog tricks
  • Teaching an animal not to pee in the house

INSIGHT LEARNING

  • Reasoning
  • Most complicated
  • When animals apply something they have learned without error

IMPRINTING

  • Combination of innate and leaned behavior
  • Learning to recognize and follow the first moving object they see in their life

MIGRATION

  • When animals like birds migrate to the south where its warmer.
  • Fish migrate around the ocean.

SOCIAL HIERARCHY

  • (Dominance)
  • Animals like lions and tigers and bears protect eachother.
  • Monkeys help clean eachother off and it helps both because the one
  • thats cleaning gets food off the monkey they are cleaning.