A) Human behavior B) Cell behavior C) Plant behavior D) Animal behavior
A) Intervention B) Description C) Analysis D) Quantification
A) A training schedule B) A type of animal trap C) A breed of dog D) A catalog of animal behaviors
A) Innate behavior B) Reflexive behavior C) Conditioned behavior D) Instinctive behavior
A) Increased response to a repeated stimulus B) Building a new habitat C) Decreased response to a repeated stimulus D) Learning a new skill
A) Evolutionary reasons for behavior B) Long-term consequences of behavior C) Genetic causes of behavior D) Immediate triggers for behavior
A) Developmental reasons for behavior B) Physiological causes of behavior C) Immediate triggers for behavior D) Evolutionary reasons for behavior
A) Learning through trial and error B) Learning through instinct C) Learning by watching others D) Learning through punishment
A) A flexible behavior that changes with experience B) A sequence of unlearned acts C) A learned behavior D) A random set of actions
A) Directly controlling all animal actions B) Only affecting behavior in humans C) Influencing physiological processes related to behavior D) Having no effect on behavior
A) Defending territory B) Building a nest C) Searching for food D) Mating rituals
A) Eating as much as possible B) Eating only the most nutritious food C) Eating whatever is easiest to find D) Maximizing energy gain while minimizing cost
A) Short-distance movement B) Long-distance movement C) Moving randomly D) Staying in one place
A) Only visual landmarks B) Only taste C) Only smell D) Sun, stars, and magnetic fields
A) Transmission of information B) Sleeping C) Eating D) Fighting
A) Hibernation B) Grooming C) Digestion D) Visual displays
A) An electrical signal B) A visual signal C) A chemical signal D) A sound signal
A) Conflict behavior B) Playful behavior C) Sleeping behavior D) Cooperative behavior
A) Random social structure B) Equal distribution of resources C) Ranking of individuals D) Avoiding social interactions
A) Behavior that benefits others at a cost to oneself B) Neutral behavior C) Harmful behavior D) Selfish behavior
A) Avoiding relatives B) Favoring relatives C) Random mate choice D) Favoring strangers
A) Helping others with the expectation of return B) Helping others without expecting anything in return C) Ignoring others D) Harming others
A) Selection against reproduction B) Selection for mating success C) Random mate choice D) Selection for survival
A) Mate choice B) Competition for mates C) Random mating D) Forced mating
A) Competition for mates B) Cooperative mating C) Mate choice D) Peaceful mating
A) Studying human behavior B) Observing plant behavior C) Attributing human characteristics to animals D) Ignoring animal behavior
A) Forgetting everything B) Innate behavior only C) Learning during a sensitive period D) Learning without a sensitive period
A) Learning through trial and error B) Instinctive response C) Ignoring stimuli D) Associating a neutral stimulus with a meaningful stimulus
A) Learning through rewards and punishments B) Habituation C) Imprinting D) Classical conditioning
A) To avoid bias B) To anthropomorphize C) To make assumptions D) To be subjective |