Animal Behavior Review

Which organs or body systems don't interact to produce a behavioral response?

• sense organs

• nervous system

• muscle system

• immune system

What is the main difference between innate and learned behavior?

• Innate is behavior based on experience

• Learned is behavior based on the what is passed down through your genes

• Innate is behavior that is full functional the very first time its done

• Learned is behavior that you only learn from your parents

Choose the four major types of learning:

• classical conditioning

• migration

• operant conditioning

• insight

• habituation

What is a stimulus?

• signal that is given when you are hurt

• signal that carries information

• signal that stimulates your senses

What is a response?

• a random reaction to a stimulus

• a noise that is made do to a stimulus

• a specific reaction to a stimulus

How does natural selection affect animal behavior?

• Organisms with better adaptive behaviors are better able to survive and reproduce.

• Natural selection has nothing to do with behaviors.

• If an organism can change all its behaviors, then it can survive and reproduce.

A dog learns to expect food whenever a bell is rung. This is an example of what type of learning?

• operant conditioning

• classical conditioning

• instinct

• habituation

What are three ways in which animal behavior is related to environmental cycles?

• hibernation

• migration

• courtship

• circadian rhythms

What is a courtship ritual?

• behaviors animals use to communicate to each other about food

• behaviors animals use to attract a mate

• behaviors animals use to fight disputes between each other

• behaviors animals use to reproduce

This picture is an example of which type of learning?

• insight learning

• imprinting

• classical conditioning

• operant conditioning