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Causation and Development of Behaviour(1)
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Causation and Development of Behaviour
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behaviour
causation
psychology bsc
animal behaviour and evolution
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Causation and Development of Behaviour(1)
Body's responses to stimuli
Nervous System AND Endocrine System
A neuroendocrine response
Learned Response AND Cognitive Response
Experiential
Heightening / waning of an innate (instinctive) response
Factors that cause behaviour
Internal
Biological rhythms
Circadian rhythms
Circannual rhythms
Motivations; either homeostatic or non-homeostatic.
External
Biotic
Abiotic
Context Dependent
Alteration of a reaction to a stimuli with time
Errors
Misconception or misidentification of a stimuli
Types of Learning
Innate (Instinctive)
Maturation
Full behavioural repertoire
Behaviours change or start to be expressed at predictable stages as the individual ages
Chance
specific environmental event in crucial stage in life e.g. temperature/diet
Self Learning
Imprinting
Conditioning
Habituation
Discriminative learning
Associative Learning
Learning from others (social learning)
Observing & replicating
Insight Learning
highest form of learning ("Eureka moment")
Complex problem solving
Finding a solution
Achieving a reward
Facilitated learning hypothesis
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