Introduction to Veterinary Technology

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Across
  1. 7. Ethological approach that states behavior is learned rather than genetically programmed
  2. 10. Learning by trial and error
  3. 12. Type of conditioned learning that associates stimuli occurring at approximately the same time/area
  4. 13. The acquisition in the very young of certain fixed action patterns
  5. 14. Used to decrease behavior
  6. 15. Immediate unpleasant occurrence used to create a desired behavior
  7. 17. Functioning or tending to produce effects
  8. 19. Complex pattern of movements performed by a bee that directs other bees to a food source
  9. 21. Natural scientists
  10. 23. IN ethological terms = survival value
  11. 24. Type of conditioned learning that associates a certain activity ,known as the operant, with punishment/reward
  12. 25. Term used by early ethologists to describe stereotypical or predictable behaviors of species
  13. 26. Sensory input unrelated to a reflex behavior
  14. 27. Study of the biological bases of social behaviors
Down
  1. 1. Adding undesirable to decrease behavior
  2. 2. Ways individual members of the same species interact with one another
  3. 3. The ethological approach asserting that much of what animals know is instinctive/innate
  4. 4. A combination of unlearned and reproductive success of individuals and groups best adjusted to their environment
  5. 5. Simple reflex behavior
  6. 6. Removing something good to decrease unwanted behavior
  7. 8. Psychological school of thought stating that all complex forms of behavior, emotions, thoughts and habits are complex muscular and granular responses that can be observed and measured
  8. 9. Immediate pleasant occurrence that follows a behavior and can be used to reinforce desired behaviors
  9. 11. A specific stage early in an animal's life when imprinting occurs
  10. 16. Scientific theory that characterizes all related organisms as descended from common ancestors
  11. 18. Instinctive
  12. 20. Study of animal behavior
  13. 22. Sensory input that produces a reflex