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26 Cards in this Set

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Konrad Lorenz
Imprinting - Geese
Niko Tinbergen
Fired Action Pattern - stickle back fish
Carl Von Frisch
Inclusive Fitness - Honey bees
Evolution Biologist
richard dawkins
E.O. Wilson
Fitness
ability to Survive and Reproduction
Niko Tinbergen Questions
1. what stimulus elicits the behavior, and what physiological mechanisms mediate the response?

2.How do animals learn?

3 How does behavior aid in survival and reproduction?

4 What is the behaviors evolutionary history?
Proximate
Ultimate
Proximate - how it works - anatomy and physiology
Ultimate - why evolved - evolutionary reason
fixed action pattern
instinct is unchangeable, innate triggered by stimulus.
Animals Orient while Migrate
-Circadian clock +sun
-North Star
-Earth Magnetic Field
Innate Behavior
Instinctes
When active?
Day
Night
Day=Diurnal
Night=Nocturnal
Behavior Factors:
Nurture
Nature
Nurture
-Learned
-environment
-experience
Nature
-instinct
-genes
Schizophrenia risk factor
1%
7%
15%
50%
1% - two Random
7% - Two sibling
15% - Two Fraternal Twins
50% - two Identical Twins
Imprinting
Irriversable, learning and innate, during sensitive period
Ex. geese following
Spatial Learning
navigating space
Cognitive map
memory of position between 2 objects
Associative Learning
Associate feature with outcome
Associative Behaviors
Associative Behaviors
-Classical Conditioning
-Operand Conditioning
Classical Conditioning
Operand Conditioning
Pavlov =Classical Conditioning - Stimulus associated with reward/punishment
BF Skinner=Operand Conditioning - Behavior associated with reward/punishment
Cognition
Process of knowing, includes awareness, reasoning, recollection, judgment.
Social Learning
Learning through observation or teaching that influences behavior of individual in a population.
Fitness
Ability to survive and reproduce
Optimal Foraging model
Benefits of food/ cost of obtaining food
game theory
strategy to win, considering the strategy of others.
Inclusive Fitness
helps others with your genes. altruism
Recipical alterism
*** for tat