Instinctive Behaviors That Are Performed in Exactly the Same Way

question 44

Multiple Choice

Instinctive behaviors that are performed in exactly the same way every time they are triggered are defined as ____.

• A) habitual behaviors
• B) sign stimuli
• C) conditioned behaviors
• D) imprinted responses
• E) fixed action patterns

Understand the contribution of evolutionary psychology to explaining human desires, preferences, and common personality traits.

Explain the role of epigenetics in expressing genes differently based on environmental factors.

Differentiate between shared and nonshared environments and their effects on personality development among siblings.

Grasp the significance of biological patterns, such as the circadian rhythm, and hormonal changes on personality and behavior.

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Definitions:

Mental Representation

A cognitive concept that refers to the mind's ability to hold, process, and manipulate information in the form of images, words, and symbols.

Schema

Cognitive frameworks or concepts that help individuals organize and interpret information, influencing perception and understanding.

Episodic Memory

The type of long-term memory that involves the recollection of specific events, situations, and experiences.

Long-Term Memory

Long-Term Memory is a type of memory storage capable of holding information for extended periods, from days to decades, and includes both declarative and procedural memories.