The Common Sense Thought of "Better Safe Than Sorry" When

question 87

Short Answer

The common sense thought of "better safe than sorry" when applied to preventing species extinction is called the____________________.

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Definitions:

Biological Constraints

Limitations on learning and behavior that result from an organism's biological makeup, influencing the ease or difficulty of learning new behaviors.

Conditioned Taste Aversions

A learned aversion to a particular food or taste, often resulting from an illness or negative experience associated with that food.

Observational Learning

Learning that occurs through observing the behavior of others, also known as social learning or modeling, where individuals emulate or avoid behaviors demonstrated by others.

Negative Reinforcement

A type of conditioning where an undesirable stimulus is removed to increase a behavior.