Habituation to a Stimulus and Increased Response to a Novel

question 66

Multiple Choice

Habituation to a stimulus and increased response to a novel stimulus indicate all of the following behaviors EXCEPT:

• A)a preference for novelty.
• B)the ability to differentiate between the two stimuli.
• C)learning.
• D)a preference for the characteristics of the novel stimulus over the old one.

Understand the reasons behind variations in teenage pregnancy rates across countries.

Recognize indicators of health and demographic transitions in different contexts.

Understand the stages and characteristics of the demographic transition model.

Recognize geographic population distributions, especially in Canada.

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Definitions:

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