Linking a Stimulus to Other Information at the Time of Encoding

question 141

Short Answer

Linking a stimulus to other information at the time of encoding is known as _____.

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Definitions:

Eyespots

Distinctive markings on some animals, serving as a form of mimicry or camouflage.

Good Genes Hypothesis

A theory in evolutionary biology suggesting that individuals with favorable genetic traits are more attractive to the opposite sex because those traits are associated with better health or greater survivability.

Opportunity for Selection

The potential for natural selection to act on a population, often quantified by the variance in reproductive success among individuals.

Individual Variation

Differences in characteristics such as traits, behaviors, or genetics among members of a single species or population.