After Hatching, a Graylag Goose Follows the First Moving Object

question 46

Multiple Choice

After hatching, a graylag goose follows the first moving object it sees, for example, a person. Later, at sexual maturity, the goose shows no interest in conspecifics (other graylag geese) . This case would be an example of:

• A) instinct
• B) social learning
• C) imprinting
• D) reward

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Definitions:

Status Symbols

Items or actions that serve to signify a person's social position, wealth, or prestige.

Management By Objectives

A management strategy model designed to enhance an organization's performance by establishing clear goals mutually agreed upon by both the management and the employees.

Ability Of Rewards

The potential of rewards to influence the motivation and behavior of individuals, based on their perceived value and appropriateness.

Learned Competencies

Skills and knowledge acquired through training and experience that contribute to a person's ability to perform certain tasks effectively.