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Title: Chapter 16: Animal Behavior


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Chapter 16 Animal Behavior
  • Note-taking Worksheet

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Section 1 Types of Behavior
  • Behavior is the way an organism interacts with
    other organisms and their environment.

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A stimulus is anything in the environment that
causes a reaction.
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A Stimulus can be
  • External
  • A stimulus that occurs because of something
    outside the animal that triggers a response.
  • Example A rival male entering another males
    territory, dogs barking or wagging their tail.

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A Stimulus can be
  • Internal
  • A stimulus that occurs because of a need inside
    the animal that triggers a response.
  • Example hunger, thirst, need to scratch an itch.

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Quiz Time Questions
  1. What is the difference between an external and an
    internal stimulus?
  2. What is a stimulus?
  3. The way an organism interacts with other
    organisms and their environment is known as
    __________.

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Types of Behaviors
  • Innate behavior is a behavior an organism is born
    with.

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There are two types of innate behavior reflex and
instinct.
  • A reflex is an automatic response that does not
    involve a message from the brain.

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Reflex Examples Sneezing, shivering, yawning,
quickly pulling your hand away from a hot
surface, blinking your eyes.
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  • An instinct is a complex pattern of innate
    behaviors. Instinct behaviors can take weeks to
    complete.

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Instinct Examples Spiders spinning a web, birds
building nests, salmon swimming upstream to
reproduce.
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Quiz Time Questions
  1. What are the two different types of innate
    behaviors?
  2. What is an innate behavior?
  3. What is the automatic response that does not
    involve a message from the brain called?
  4. What is a complex pattern of innate behaviors
    called?

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Learned behavior develops during an animals
lifetime. Learned behavior is most common in
animals with more complex brains. Learned
behavior allows animals to respond in a changing
environment.
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There are four types of learned behavior
imprinting, trial and error, conditioning, and
insight.
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Imprinting occurs when an animal forms a social
attachment to another organism within a specific
time period after birth or hatching.
  • Example A gosling follows the first moving
    object it sees after hatching, and is imprinted
    as parent.

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Trial and Error is behavior that is modified by
experience.
  • Example Baby chicks pecking at ground for food,
    learning to ride a bike, feeding yourself, tying
    your shoes.

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Quiz Time Questions
  1. What is a learned behavior?
  2. Why would it be beneficial to the animal to be
    able to learn behaviors?
  3. A baby learning to walk would be an example of
    what type of learned behavior?
  4. What is it called when an animal forms a social
    attachment to another organism within a specific
    time period after birth or hatching?

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Conditioning occurs when the behavior is modified
so that the response to one stimulus becomes
associated with a different response.
  • Example Ringing a bell before serving a dog its
    food will eventually make the dog associate bell
    ringing with food.

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Insight is a form of reasoning that allows
animals to use past experiences to solve new
problems.
  • Example Bananas out of a chimpanzees reach,
    they pile up boxes to reach them.

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Quiz Time Questions
  1. When you solve a new math problem using a
    strategy that you learned for solving a previous
    problem, you are using what type of learned
    behavior?
  2. Which type of learned behavior when a behavior is
    modified so that the response to one stimulus
    becomes associated with a different response?
  3. How are innate behaviors different from learned
    behaviors?

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