The Primary Survival Triad,according to Satir,refers To

question 43

Multiple Choice

The primary survival triad,according to Satir,refers to:

• A)mind,body,temperament.
• B)pleaser,displeaser,provocateur.
• C)threat,reward,and seed models.
• D)father,mother,child.

Understand the concept of speciation and the role of geographic and reproductive isolation in the process.

Describe the mechanisms of sympatric and allopatric speciation.

Identify various reproductive isolating mechanisms and their significance in evolution.

Explain the significance of Darwin's finches in studying evolution and adaptive radiation.

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Definitions:

Instinctive Drift

The phenomenon where an animal's learned behavior reverts to its instinctual behaviors, undermining conditioned responses.

Mirror Neurons

Cells in the nervous system that are activated both during an individual's own actions and when witnessing the same actions executed by someone else, believed to play key roles in grasping the actions of others, acquiring skills through mimicry, and experiencing empathy.

Cognitive Maps

Mental representations of physical locations, helping an individual to navigate and understand spatial environments.

Latent Learning

A form of learning that occurs without any obvious reinforcement or immediate demonstration of the learned behavior, becoming apparent only when there is motivation to demonstrate it.