WorksheetsAnimal behavior
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is learning?
The process of responding more strongly over time to repeated stimuli.
A change in an organism’s behavior or thought as a result of experience.
The process of responding less strongly over time to repeated stimuli.
What is habituation?
The process of responding less strongly over time to repeated stimuli.
The process of responding more strongly over time to repeated stimuli.
A change in an organism’s behavior or thought as a result of experience.
What is sensitization?
A change in an organism’s behavior or thought as a result of experience.
The process of responding more strongly over time to repeated stimuli.
The process of responding less strongly over time to repeated stimuli.
Poking an Aplysia->responses->but later it won't response is an example for
learning
sensitization
habituation
Write a real-life example for habituation!
The opposite of habituation:
... defined as "a remarkable phenomenon, in which a newborn creature bonds to the type of animals it meets at birth.
classical conditioning
habituation
imprinting
oprant conditioning
Write an example for imprinting!
Imprinting was first mentioned by:
... is the association of a stimulus with an involuntary response.
habituation
operant conditioning
imprinting
classical conditioning
Give an example for classical conditioning!
... is the association of a voluntary behaviour with a consequence.
classical conditioning
operant conditioning
imprinting
sensitization
Three types of environmental responses, or operants, that can follow a behaviour:
reinforcers
verbal operants
punishers
neutral operants
Punishment strengthens a behaviour by providing an aversive consequence.
True
False
Rate at which behaviour repeats:
Baby geese follow their mother.
sensitization
habituation
imprinting
classical conditioning
Getting used to snoring
operant conditioning
habituation
classical conditioning
sensitization
Dog is salivating before getting the food.
classical conditioning
imprinting
operant conditioning
habituation
Dog gets reward for being good->will act good to get food
negative reinforcement
imprinting
sensitization
positive reinforcement
positive reinforcement
habituation
sensitization
negative reinforcement
