The Example of the Kingfisher Making Accurate Dives for Fish

question 65

Multiple Choice

The example of the kingfisher making accurate dives for fish is an important example of how:

• A) coordinated behavior depends upon successfully attaining object concept
• B) flexible understanding leads to the successful attainment of object concept
• C) coordinated behavior does not necessarily imply flexible understanding
• D) flexible understanding leads to the coordination of automatic behavior

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Definitions:

Memory Pattern

The way in which memories are organized, stored, and retrieved by the brain, forming recognizable sequences or themes.

Transient Beliefs

Temporary or changing beliefs that are not deeply held or permanently fixed, often influenced by recent information or experiences.

Instrumental Action Step

A practical and direct measure taken to achieve a desired outcome or to implement a particular plan.

Designates Time Frame

Specifies the period during which an event occurs or an action is supposed to take place.