Animal Cognition Crossword

6. An idea that represents a class of objects or their properties.
7. A chemical signal produced by an animal.
10. Aversive response to novelty.
11. The cognitive process that allows animals to focus on relevant stimuli.
13. The process of reinforcing successive approximations of a desired behavior.
14. What species of bird has been often seen using tools and water displacement to obtain a reward?
15. A learning process where an individual emits a novel behavior after observing a model preform a similar behavior.
16. The part of the brain that regulates spatial learning and memory
19. Something continues to exist even when not visible (2 words).
21. The process of recovering or locating information stored in memory.
23. The extension of understanding cause and effect relationships to novel problems.

1. The psychological process of interpreting sensory information.
2. To adjust to new conditions or surroundings, sometimes over time or several generations.
3. Behavior of storing food in anticipation for future needs.
4. Training an animal to use a body part (e.g., a paw or nose) to touch an object, person, or another animal.
5. What animal was used by Pavlov to study classical conditioning?
8. Progressive decrease in a response to a repeatedly presented stimulus.
9. Mechanism by which animals acquire, process, store, and act upon information in their environment.
12. abnormal responses that result in extremely fearful behaviors.
17. Anticipate needs for the future.
18. The acquisition of knowledge or skills through experience, study, or being taught.
20. The use of an external object to assist in gaining some desired end.
22. Encoding storage and retrieval of learned information.