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Fixed-Action Patterns(FAP)-
define.

key characteristics?
Instinctive behavorial sequence

Indivisible and runs to completion

1.Invariant
2.Innate releasing mechanism
3.Performing neural network
Components of FAP-
what are they?
Sign stimuli-external stimuli

Drive

Motor program

Imprinting
(Programmed learning)
Sign Stimuli-
what are the releasers?

examples
visual
chemical
auditory
behavorial

advertising
pornography
Drive-
three types?

describe the third.
seasonal

hormonal

developmental
-mating behavior
*sockeye salmon migration
Motor Programs-
two types? decribe.
Innate motor programs:
-sexual behavior
-feeding behavior

Learning motor programs
-piano playing
-bike riding
Imprinting-
define.

through what stages?

three types? describe #3.
programmed learning

early developmental stages

sexual printing

mate identification

westermarck effect-desensitized sexual attraction
-Israeli kibbutzim
-close relatives
Human Mate Choice-
four types? describe.
Sign Stimuli
-fertility signal

Drive
-hormonal influences
-sexual maturation

Motor program
-sexual intercourse

Imprinting
-environment
Mating System-
three types?

three subgroups of #2?
Monogamy
Polygamy
Promiscuity-casual sex

Polygamy:
-polygyny=1male/mult females
-polyandry=1female/mult males
(clown fish0
-polygynandry=combo-mult/mult
Animal Mating Preferences-
Mammals?

Birds?
90% polygamy

90% monogamy
*pair bonding
Pair-bonding-

6 types?
Short-term
Long-term
Life-long
Social
Clandestine
Dynamic
Necessities for Pair-bond-
three necessities?
Needs for paternal care
-care for the young
-food gathering

Territorial defense

Mate guarding
Courtship-
Animals?
Behavorial process
-sexually mature individuals of a species
*become mating pairs
Courtship Signals-
Two types? describe both.
Behavorial
-synchronization
-compatibility
-parental care
-nest building

Chemical
-Pheromone
*human-MHC proteins
Courtship exs.-
tropical birds?

marsh harriers?

wandering albatross?

North American Grebes?
synchronization
(flying display)

skill testing
(nest building, hunting)

compatibility

compatibility
Human Dating-
four types?
Compatibility
Synchronization
Skill testing
Pheromone-scent
Sexual Selection-
define.

two types of hypothesis? describe.

result?
Female selection of male traits

sexy son hypothesis
-ornamental/outward appear.
-behavioral

good gene hypothesis
-physiological
-behavioral

greater reproductive success
Evolution of Sexual Behavior-
factors?

chimpanzees' sex life?

bonobo's sex life?
environmental factors

chimpanzees:
-patriarchal
-male dominated
-brief sexual encounter

bonobo:
-matriarchal
-female dominated
-recreational sex
Implications-
first implication?
what animals/do?

2nd implication?
feeding ecology-
-chimp femals suffer isolation
*vulnerable to sex abuse
-bonobo females form bonds
*provide solidarity and security

human sexual relationships
-gender ineq across cultures