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Experimenting or testing to find an answer or an explanation to what is being seen

Hypothesis-based science

Behaviors that are designed to attract a mate

Courtship behavior

Working together that is beneficial to the entire group

Cooperation

The area an animal may fiercely defend because they use it for food gathering or mating purposes

Territory

Behaviors that involves some form of signalling (verbal or non-verbal)

Communication

Learned behavior where a meaningless stimulus causes a behavior

Classical Conditioning

Observing and recording what is being observed

Discovery-based science

Learned behavior that is associated behaviors with rewards or punishment

Operant Conditioning

Use of scientific knowledge for a specific purpose

Technology

Behaviors that do not have to be learned

Innate Behaviors

Ability to respond to new situations appropriately without previous experience

Insight

Behavior based on the animals evolutionary adaptation

Ultimate Cause of Behavior

Behavior in which an organism will mark and defend an area

Territoriality

Explains an animals immediate interaction with the environment

Immediate cause of behavior

Behavior that often involves the young learning survival skills and conditioning their muscular and cardiovascular system

Play Behavior

Animals learn not to respond to a stimulus after repeated exposure

Habituation

Refers to animals that are active during the day

Diurnal

Learning that is limited to a specific time period in the organisms life (chicks following their mother)

Imprinting

Ranking of individuals in a large group

Dominance Hierarchies

Refers to animals that are active at night

Nocturnal

Unchangeable sequence of events that are based on some basic survival instinct

Fixed Action Pattern (FAP)

Physical struggles or threatening demeanors that animals that live in groups sometimes exhibit

Aggressive Behaviors

What an animal does as it interacts with its environment

Animal Behavior

The study of animal behavior

Ethology

Behavior based on a 24-hour cycle

Circadian Rhythm

The study of living things

Biology