According to Studies of Belongingness, Rats Conditioned with

question 38

Multiple Choice

According to studies of belongingness, rats conditioned with

• A)illness learn a stronger aversion to audiovisual cues than to taste.
• B)shock learn a stronger aversion to taste than to audiovisual cues.
• C)illness learn a stronger aversion to taste than to audiovisual cues.
• D)either shock or illness learn stronger aversions to audiovisual cues than to taste.

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Definitions:

Ideal Free Distribution

A theory in ecology predicting how animals distribute themselves among resources to maximize their fitness.

Equal Fitness

The scenario in which different genotypes or phenotypes within a population have the same likelihood of survival and reproduction, contributing equally to the next generation's gene pool.

Habitat

The natural environment in which a species lives, including all its living and non-living elements.

Inbreeding Avoidance

Strategies or behaviors exhibited by organisms to prevent mating with close relatives, thereby reducing the risk of detrimental genetic outcomes.