Animal Behaviors

2. type of learning where animals learn to associate one stimulus with another
5. ______ animals are more likely to have more learned behaviors
6. decrease frequency of behavior due to repeated stimulus.
7. type of learning that involves watching another perform an action and copying or avoiding the action
8. learning that uses prior knowledge to solve a problem
12. fixed, lifelong behavior
14. change in behavior due to an experience
15. encourages an action or behavior that is preferable
16. habituated animal that is less afraid of humans due to human food

1. investigated dog behaviors, dogs will drool when they see food and will drool when a bell will ring for food
3. opposite of habituation, react to a stimulus
4. result of a negative experience with an object (i.e. throwing up food)
9. studied operant conditioning, created a box to study rats with food
10. examples are rocks used to smash food, using sticks
11. type of learning where animal learns to perform due to a reward or punishment
13. behavior that has no particular goal