Animal Learning Theory

A Crow using a hook to reach food is an example of what?

• Operant Conditioning
• Classical Conditioning
• Insight learning
• Habituation

Sealions performing at a zoo for fish rewards is an example of what?

• Operant Conditioning 
• Classical Conditioning
• Insight Learning
• Habituation

A guide dog being trained around traffic so that it becomes desensitised to the noise is an example of what?

• Operant Conditioning
• Classical Conditioning
• Habituation
• Insight Learning

Ivan Pavlov worked with dogs to investigate which learning theory?

• Operant Conditioning 
• Classical Conditioning
• Habituation
• Insight Learning

Thorndike and Skinner were concerned with which Learning theory?

• Operant Conditioning
• Classical Conditioning 
• Habituation 
• Insight Learning

In theory any animal species can be trained?

• True
• False

Building an association with a neutral stimulus is the basis of which learning theory?

• Operant conditioning
• Classical Conditiioning
• Habituation 
• Insight Learning

Only species with higher intelligence such as corvids and primates are capable of insight learning?

• True
• False

Operant Conditioning forms the basis of most animal training?

• True 
• False

Animal training using the learning theories is a good form of enrichment?

• True
• False