A Quick, Involuntary Response That Always Occurs in the Presence

question 151

Multiple Choice

 A quick, involuntary response that always occurs in the presence of specific stimuli is called a(n)

• A) reflex.
• B) instinct.
• C) fixed action pattern.
• D) learned behavior.

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Definitions:

Long Apologies

Extended expressions of regret that are often more detailed and seek to fully acknowledge wrongdoing and seek forgiveness.

Polite Tone

A manner of speaking or writing that is respectful and considerate, often used to convey goodwill and avoid conflict.

Encouraging Response

A reply that provides support, hope, or motivation, often boosting the recipient's confidence and morale.

Honest Response

An answer or feedback provided that is truthful and without deceit, reflecting the actual thoughts or feelings of the respondent.