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| The Genetic basis for variation involves G___ Mu____ and Un____d Genetic material |
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| Gene Mutation ; Unused Genetic Material |
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| Un_____ Gen_____ M_______ can be activated by e____ conditions |
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| Unused Genetic material ; Environmental conditions |
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| True or false: Adaptation is ‘good vs. bad’ |
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| A characteristic of adaptation is that it corresponds to c_____s in the e______ |
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| changes in the environment |
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| An example of Natural selection is the p______ m_____ |
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| An example of Natural selection is the f____ f____ & c____ D____ |
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| fruit flies and courtship dance |
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| An example of Natural selection is the r___ p____ m_____ |
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| An example of Natural selection is the studies done on the g____ is_____ |
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| An example of Natural selection is the s_____ p_____ of h______ and their g_____ |
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| skin pigmentation of humans and their geography |
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| Variations in behavior and the process of natural selection produce r_____ ; m______ a____ p_______s ; and G____ B____ Tr____s |
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| Reflexes; modal action patterns and general behavior traits |
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| The R____ is the simplest form of elicited behavior |
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| (Pertaining to Reflexes) The E_______ stimulus→ Corresponding R_____e (reflexes are r_______ps) |
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| Eliciting ; Response ; relationships |
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| (Pertaining to Reflexes) Response r____ly occurs in ab____ce of stimuli |
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| (Pertaining to Reflexes) They are Highly s______c |
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| (Pertaining to Reflexes) They Often protect from i_____y |
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| The three components of the reflex arc are: S____ neuron I____neuron and M_____ neuron |
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| Sensory neuron Interneuron and Motor neuron- |
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| Repeated presentations of the same stimulus will reduce the magnitude of the response elicited by that stimulus. This is called ? |
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| When you are already aroused the same eliciting stimulus will trigger a much stronger reaction. This is called the ______ e_______ |
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| In Dual-Process Theory- the _-_ system activates when a st___ elicits a ____ which is referred to as the H_____ P______ |
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| stimulus ; response ; Habituation Process |
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| In Dual-Process Theory- habituation & Sensitization effects are referred to as the b_____ o______ |
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| In Dual-Process Theory- the st___ system becomes involved only in special circumstances – and is also referred to as the s_____ process____ |
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| state system ; sensitization process |
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| Modal Action Patterns are s_____-sp____ typical response patterns |
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| Modal Action patterns are involved in many be____ors such as f____g ; se___l behavior ; terri____al def____ ; agg_____ ; prey cap____ ; and prot_____ from the ele______ |
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| Behaviors ; feeding; sexual behavior; territorial defense; aggression; prey capture; and protection from the elements |
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| MAPs are elicited by re______r/releasing st_____us |
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| releaser/releasing stimulus |
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| In MAPs it is e____ to identify stimulus for a reflex |
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| In MAPs it is m____ c_____d to identify sign stimulus of a modal action pattern |
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| There are two pyramids in the example of the sequence of organizational behavior. Going from less stereotyped to more- complete the following sequence of one of them- a____ve- then c_______ |
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| There are two pyramids in the example of the sequence of organizational behavior. Going from less stereotyped to more- complete the following sequence of one of them- g____ search mode- f____ search mode- f___ h___ and i____ mode |
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| general search; food search; food handling and ingestion |
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| Appetitive or Consummatory? Snake crawls over fallen logs where last meal had been discovered. |
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| Appetitive or Consummatory? Snake begins searching for prey by flicking its tongue. |
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| Appetitive or Consummatory? Snake moves about while tongue flicking to locate the dying rodent 10 feet away. |
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| Appetitive or Consummatory? Snake strikes |
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| and injects venom into rodent passing by. , consumatory |
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| Appetitive or Consummatory? Snake opens jaws and maneuvers rodent for swallowing. |
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| Appetitive or Consummatory? Snake swallows rodent. Snake extends neck and stomach region to force rodent into digestive tract. |
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| G____ also determine general behavior t____s |
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| Compared to MAPs - general behavior traits occur in a wide? Or narrower? Range of situations (e.g. aggression in response to aversive stimuli) |
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| Compared to MAPs – general behavioral traits have _____ plasticity of behavior |
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| Heredity plays a role in behavioral traits such as: sele____bree_____; sex___or_____; gen____id____; psyc_____ disor_____; Hu___affil_____n |
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| selective breeding ; sexual orientation ; gender identity; psychiatric disorders ; human affiliations |
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| “Learning” is a change in be____ due to ex____ |
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| behavior due to experience |
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| (learning) Biological process that facilitate ad_____ to one’s en_____ |
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| (learning)Acquisition of behavior AND wi_____ng responses |
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| Regarding The Issue of Enduring Change- The text states that it is too difficult to define “d______e” |
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| Regarding The Issue of Enduring Change and the text’s definition – the text definition is considered over-________ |
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